What DAW software do you use?
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Step Soprano
ILLIEN
logic all day, for everything... i hate pro tools
Formant024
Digital Smokerings
^^ whaddayamean ?
Accepting you dont know it all is the path to knowing it all. The worst case from your perspective is that herb is right and you're not, imo, most gangsta producers are the biggest noooooooobs in the game for example.
Bob Katz is a herb, okay ?!
Accepting you dont know it all is the path to knowing it all. The worst case from your perspective is that herb is right and you're not, imo, most gangsta producers are the biggest noooooooobs in the game for example.
Bob Katz is a herb, okay ?!
Formant024
Digital Smokerings
yeah, no one dissing your Myfirstsony either or they be talking to the barrel of your tek9
Cymatic Kicks
Member
I use Ableton the most right now, and often rewire Reason into it. I've recently started to get into Logic, but I'm trying not to get too deep into it until I finish a couple projects.
Krazyfingaz
ILLIEN
Maschine is not a DAW
Here we go......
mainly MASCHINE. FL studio of and on adn sometimes reason 4.0
Krazyfingaz
ILLIEN
Maschine is not a DAW
Here we go......
mainly MASCHINE. FL studio of and on and sometimes reason 4.0
Krazyfingaz
ILLIEN
Maschine is not a DAW
Here we go......
mainly MASCHINE. FL studio of and on and sometimes reason 4.0
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
sigh
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_audio_workstation
Maschine is not a daw, just like an MPC is not a DAW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_audio_workstation
Maschine is not a daw, just like an MPC is not a DAW
Krazyfingaz
ILLIEN
@DP This is from your source......Sigh
Software
A computer-based DAW has four basic components: a computer, an ADC-DAC (also called a sound card, audio interface, etc.), a digital audio editor software, and at least one input device for adding or modifying musical note data (this could be as simple as a mouse, and as sophisticated as a MIDI controller keyboard, or an automated fader board for mixing track volumes, etc.). The computer acts as a host for the sound card and software and provides processing power for audio editing. The sound card (if used) or external audio interface typically converts analog audio signals into digital form, and for playback converting digital to analog audio; it may also assist in further processing the audio. The software controls all related hardware components and provides a user interface to allow for recording, editing, and playback. Most computer-based DAWs have extensive MIDI recording, editing, and playback capabilities, and some even have minor video-related features.
Simple smartphone-based DAWs, called Mobile Audio Workstation (MAWs), are also available, used for example by journalists for recording and editing on location.
MASCHINE IS A DAW......
Software
A computer-based DAW has four basic components: a computer, an ADC-DAC (also called a sound card, audio interface, etc.), a digital audio editor software, and at least one input device for adding or modifying musical note data (this could be as simple as a mouse, and as sophisticated as a MIDI controller keyboard, or an automated fader board for mixing track volumes, etc.). The computer acts as a host for the sound card and software and provides processing power for audio editing. The sound card (if used) or external audio interface typically converts analog audio signals into digital form, and for playback converting digital to analog audio; it may also assist in further processing the audio. The software controls all related hardware components and provides a user interface to allow for recording, editing, and playback. Most computer-based DAWs have extensive MIDI recording, editing, and playback capabilities, and some even have minor video-related features.
Simple smartphone-based DAWs, called Mobile Audio Workstation (MAWs), are also available, used for example by journalists for recording and editing on location.
MASCHINE IS A DAW......
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
Does machine have a multitrack recorder or any way to record other than sampling? Nope that is what a DAW by definition is.
Maschine is a sequencer/sampler
NOT A DAW
or let me make this even clearer
If you cant record a live band in it, it is not a DAW
Maschine is a sequencer/sampler
NOT A DAW
or let me make this even clearer
If you cant record a live band in it, it is not a DAW
Formant024
Digital Smokerings
^^not a daw
Krazyfingaz
ILLIEN
@DP why does it matter anyway? its another tool to make music. tho your source called it a DAW..
@Formant nobody asked youuuuuuuu.
@Formant nobody asked youuuuuuuu.
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
It doesn't, someone asked why it was not on the poll and I answered. BTW I love Maschine.
Didn't you notice my smiley face
Didn't you notice my smiley face
Krazyfingaz
ILLIEN
I took it for sarcasm mybad.It doesn't, someone asked why it was not on the poll and I answered. BTW I love Maschine.
Didn't you notice my smiley face
Taken str8 from Native Instruments website!!!
MASCHINE integrates easily into your computer-based studio set-up. Use the hardware controller (THIS TELLS U WHAT IT IS...IT'S A HARDWARE CONTROLLER) to find, load and play sounds, automate parameters and arrange patterns on the fly. Combine this with the ability to control and sequence all of your external hardware instruments, or switch to MIDI mode to control other software.
After quickly and intuitively developing your ideas, drag and drop your patterns as MIDI or audio files directly into your DAW (<<TELLS U WHAT IT IS NOT...IF IT WAS A "DAW" WHY WOULD YOU HAVE TO DRAG AND DROP YOUR PATTERS AS MIDI OR AUDIO FILES DIRECTLY INTO YOUR.....WAIT FOR ITTTTT "DAW") to finalize and mix your production. You’ll soon realize MASCHINE is a powerhouse capable of revolutionizing the way you make music.
HARDWARE CONTROLLER...NOT A DAW MY FRIEND! Does not mean it won't evolve and become one. Native Instruments can do anything seems like. They stay on there A game.
MASCHINE integrates easily into your computer-based studio set-up. Use the hardware controller (THIS TELLS U WHAT IT IS...IT'S A HARDWARE CONTROLLER) to find, load and play sounds, automate parameters and arrange patterns on the fly. Combine this with the ability to control and sequence all of your external hardware instruments, or switch to MIDI mode to control other software.
After quickly and intuitively developing your ideas, drag and drop your patterns as MIDI or audio files directly into your DAW (<<TELLS U WHAT IT IS NOT...IF IT WAS A "DAW" WHY WOULD YOU HAVE TO DRAG AND DROP YOUR PATTERS AS MIDI OR AUDIO FILES DIRECTLY INTO YOUR.....WAIT FOR ITTTTT "DAW") to finalize and mix your production. You’ll soon realize MASCHINE is a powerhouse capable of revolutionizing the way you make music.
HARDWARE CONTROLLER...NOT A DAW MY FRIEND! Does not mean it won't evolve and become one. Native Instruments can do anything seems like. They stay on there A game.