👀Curious why I switched from FL Studio to Logic Pro X? I explain everything in this video 👉🏻 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rYAvwKd8NQU.html
That’s why I use multiple DAWs 😂 Live (Ableton) for producing and sound design, Logic for producing and mixing and Pro Tools for mostly for mixing for ads as it lets you import audio data from premiere. Logic lets you too but sometime is glitchy hehe. I need to learn Studio One too and UAD Luna, this way I’m able to help others that uses any of these daws 😎
I started with FL Studio about 15 years ago and developed my workflows with it. When I tried to use Ableton because I saw many nice features in videos, I struggled a lot and was frustrated that I couldn’t put my ideas fast enough into the DAW.
Thank you so much for posting this video! Thanks to you, I gave Logic Pro a try and now I'm suddenly making music! I followed many FL Studio tutorials, but somehow it was not intuitive to me. Now with Logic Pro everything makes sense and it's soooo much easier to be creative. I've also purchased the MPK Mini Plus which also helps tremendously in creating melodies and music. Still got a long way to go, but Logic Pro is the one I'm sticking with for now. Thank you!
Just wanted to say I recently found your videos, and they are great! Keep up the great work! 😊🙏🏽 FL Studio has been my DAW for almost 8 years now. I've tried other DAWs out, but their workflows just didn't sit right with me. In the end, it's all about preference. 😊
This. Studio one not having automate-able macro controls is wild to me. What’s the point of the macro system. This and having a horrible sampler are what keep me on Ableton. Studio one is a great daw if they address either feature I would probably switch.
You don't need to buy every new version of Ableton. Skrillex made his greatest hits in Ableton 8. Fl is really bad for sound design and big projects with 100+ tracks. And it has it's own workflow that also bad.
@@idk_199no it's not, compared to ableton fl studio is really amateur in terms of sound design, ableton was specifically made for edm producers and for complex crap
@@user-mv8vc3zt1yI think fl is one of the best for sound design. You can make your own custom “plugins” with patcher. You can sound design and mix in tha one plugin.
You know, I’ve been a Logic girl for years but have since tried to switch to Ableton since more people in the industry in the US use it….well, it’s way more confusing and I just stopped making music all together. This is really helpful and encouraging! Thank you! 🙌🏾☀️✨🌙😊
Nwebie here i started wirh garadgeband and heard logicpro was very similar so i took the leap to logic pro and its awesome !!! Learning super fast!!! Me and my youngest daughter (5) enjoy making music togehter❤
Used to think FL Studio was the best thing ever...until I met Ableton Live. I also like Logic Pro, but Ableton is where I feel comfortable. It's amazing.
Like a lot of the producers in the ghetto, I started with LMMS and Mixcraft. I switched to FL studio for producing eventually and I really love it. I still track live instruments with mixcraft though, it’s hard to break away from just because of how well I know it.
Started with Reason 1 (actually with Rebirth) and still use it in version R12 now. I use Ableton, but very little, tried Serato Studio and didn't really liked it. As of the last 4 years I've been using NI Maschine( I have an Maschine Studio and a Plus) and use it 100% for music creation, together with a Komplete Kontrol A49. Then I export everything into Reason 12 for tweaking, arranging and mixing!
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Glad not to be the only one here who started with Reason! 😄 So cool that you're still using it! I miss it sometimes. I might try it again at some point, it was so inspiring, even though I knew so little back then.
i actually tried almost every daw in free trial version,except for logic since i'm a windows user,and i ended up using ableton for the last 2 years since is the one that i feel mor comfortable with,is clean and actually i find it more easy than something like fl,i hate the pattern feature too :D
I started with FL Studio switched to Cubase and switched finaly to Ableton Live. All of them are DAW´s and can produce some sound.
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Started with Reason 😅 May be the most good looking one in terms of instruments/plugins. It was so inspiring but I was struggling because I knew almost nothing about the different devices (synths, drum machines) and concepts. Then I tried Logic Pro and it was quite intuitive, great to record real instruments (first time I was doing that). But I was feeling it was hard to explore different combinations of musical lines. Then I discovered Ableton and its "session view" was a dream came true. Now Logic has something similar I believe.. Ableton didn't look very good to me (too plain) and it looks not very powerful but it actually is, and after a few years of getting used to it, I love how simple and efficient everything is. I never learned another DAW as deeply so I can't compare fairly, but I don't feel limited by Ableton can do now. I also use a hardware controller (APC 40) which allows me not to interact with the computer screen much when composing, which is great.
I initially tried it as i heard it was much tighter for clocking external hardware and I use a lot of eurorack. I was having a lot of issues with ableton, especially syncing with my Cirklon, but it does so much more than ableton and I find it more inspiring for writing and mixing. Each to their own I suppose. I still love Ableton, I have been a certified trainer for over 10 years, and still use it for a lot of mastering work as it’s more common for people to send me ableton projects (although bitwig can run ableton projects as well).
The direct competitor of logic pro is Ableton? I want to try start learning a daw. But i don't have a mac so i need a good one on Windows, with realiatic vst. Can you help me please? Sorry for my english 😅
All I was using was ProTools at first. I am a songwriter and music producer (getting into live performances later). I didn't always understand why the beat and synth effects sounded so weak, but that's because PT is for afterwards mixing, not for songwriting! Guess I'm on to FL for writing and PT for mixing and producing ;) thanks!
I used FL in the beginning but then switched to Ableton till this day. FL feels like I'm always closing popups and the automation is so tedious and annoying to do. Ableton has a minimalistic design, but the plugin workflow is so much smoother and you are able to see so much stuff at once. I feel like Ableton has the most intuitive design, everything that you see and figure out how to use just makes so much sense. I'm pretty sure Ableton has more features and functionality as a whole than other daws, could be wrong. I have Logic Pro X and I feel like it is so similar to Ableton however it is way less intuitive to use.
Singing, rapping, beat making, recording live with my bands, live performances, uniquely creative, manipulating my vocals for sound effects, experimenting with instruments.. lofi, hiphop, neo soul, funk, bluesy, multiple vocals, and midi …which daw can do most of that in one?
I started with FL Studio and for years I struggled with the work flow. I thought it was just something that I wasn't getting and I must not be cut out for this. After trying a bunch of other DAWs I realized that FL simply didn't work for me. I eventually settled on Studio One and have made way more progress in a short amount of time. Since I already had FL I was able to do a crossgrade deal with Studio One and saved a lot. It's interesting how much a DAW can inspire or discourage the creative process.
@@kraney195 I do a combination of live recordings and virtual instruments. I totally agree that the FL piano roll is far superior to S1 or any other DAW I've tried. It wasn't a huge learning curve for me to learn the S1 piano roll.
I started with Ableton. To me the user interface was rather blah and uninspiring. The live music thing is cool but not something I do so I tried out Studio One. Initially like most I had some issues with intermittent crashing. Updated my memory to 128GB from 32GB and all has since gone away. I like Studio One .
Cant agree to the budget option point - FL Studio gives you Updates / Upgrades / New Plugins for free and forever. That's why 99 for the Producer Edition or the 269€ Edition is totally worth it. As i said in another comment i work with FL Studio since 2002 and never paid again for it. (The good old Fruity loops!) When you use so much third party stuff i wouldnt recommend buy the signature bundle in FL, but when you fine with stock plugins only buy it. Otherwise the producer edition is the way to go + third party plugins. After all the years i will try ableton 11 again because i do mostly techno and for electronic music its the best daw... no discussion here. When you are a beatmaker try FL Studio. If logic would be available on windows i would switch to this because my workflow is ruined by FL (haha) and ableton is for me to complicated.
I personally started using LMMS, after about 9 months I switched to FL but the same thing that you say in the video happens to me , I don't find it practical or that lets my creativity flow. So, I'm saving up to buy the Logic
Hello 👋 First of all, I want to say thank you for this video ❤. And I am still struggling with DAW because I’m new in this industry but I had wrote a song like 60 songs . And i really like GarageBand and I’m still using for my demo but I am still looking for DAW for my window and my first DAW is Fl studio but I don’t like it and I felt the same you did now and I need A DAW like a GarageBand for my window and I don’t find yet. But i can’t get Logic Pro on my window. Maybe you might help me choosing and struggling from . And thank you for a video again❤️
I've have 3 daws. Mixcraft 9, studio one and reaper and I've went back to reaper because of bugs and crashing in studio one. And just haven't used Mixcraft since my laptop crashed
Haha dude...😂 Ableton is industry standard in USA and Europe, every music producers school use Ableton. Greatest artists like Skrillex, Diplo, Robin Schulz, KSHMR, R3HAB, Marshmello, DJ Snake, James Hype, Mau P, Two Colors, David Guetta, Sevenn, Illenium, Flume etc. use Ableton. Or they are not professionals?
@@user-mv8vc3zt1y Ik. It is a tool and assigning arbitrary notions to it like “professional” or “not professional” is bullshit. Hate how this video overlooks price of live and FL, claims logic is cheaper, which it is, but neglects the fact you need a mac to even run that software.
No, it's kinda expensive actually, cuz u pay for a version (5,6, etc.) That has almost the same price as FL Full Version, but then they drop a new version like 1 year before and u have to pay for it. Kinda shitty, or if u choose to pay a Monthly Suscription for 15 usd for a "unlimited" version of Studio One 6 that is the actual version. Definitely there's a lot of DAWS cheaper than S1 or even free. I have it cuz I love the workflow but is one of the most expensive DAWS on the market.
Why is there no windows Logic Pro Version - i would instantly switch but i hate apple stuff... I work with FL Studio since 2002 and this is why i would switch to another DAW: 1.) Automation - When you have huge Projects and many many many Automations the whole project gets messy. You have to create good template to really organize your stuff (Groups, Mixer, Busses etc.) for a good workflow. 2.) Arrangement - When you have groups in your Arrangement Tab it is not possible to drag and drop audio in one of the groups. Even when you not using the instrument that belongs to the group its not possible. It destroys my workflow when i have to create a template and still cant drag something in. i dont know how to explain it but this is annoying to me. 3.) Plugins - The stock Plugins are okay but i hate it when you have so much Plugins open. The all overlap it gets messy. In Ableton is this sooo clean. I dont how it is in Logic. 4.) Mixer Routing - Sometimes i feel like an electrician where i have to connect 100 cables here and there to get the best result. (Never pick Reason too as beginner daw ;) )For example i have to route 3-4 FX Channels to create a Kick + Rumble etc. I think other DAWs are better at this.
For automation, on the track playlist you can right click, assign it to an instrument on the instrument rack, and now every automation you create with it will be grouped under that main track in the playlist
Singing, rapping, beat making, recording live with my bands, live performances, uniquely creative, manipulating my vocals for sound effects, experimenting with instruments.. lofi, hiphop, neo soul, funk, bluesy, multiple vocals, and midi …which daw can do most of that in one?
@@billysanchez-eh6nn why, because you've to do everything on your own manually and there are no link between playlist tracks with the mixer channel?? This honestly for me, is the most biggest freedom!! You can have different patterns and clips going to different mixer channels, wherever you want, even in one playlist track... What you guys need was available in FL mobile version which was extremely frustrating for me and this is like heaven! I really love this option where you need to do these on your own, the channel rack option and that the playlist is not related to the mixer, just as I described till now... Yeah but does that mean that I feel absolutely nothing lacking in FL PC??? Ofcourse not!! The limitation of the "125" mixer channels and each with the "10" effect slots, really sucks!...
i used many DAWs at least major ones here is my review or my conclusion. Ableton Live fast workflow very easy a game changer for time stretching and live performance. Pro Tools great DAW for recording mixing not good for production or build the entire track on it, yes you can it's not made for that. Reason fantastic DAW but when i was using reason it wasn't support 3rd party plugins and i found switching between windows RACK MIXER SEQUENCER very difficult to deal with. Logic is very well known as second DAW to Pro Tools in major studios for a decade due to it's great stock sounds and plugins but opposite Pro Tools working with audio in Logic is a nightmare. FL Studio, Studio One, are great i just tried for a weeks or months so i don't know a lot about them even if i think Studio One is much like Logic if don't have a Mac computer is a mix of Pro Tools Logic and Cubase. Cubase i never tried it
Singing, rapping, beat making, recording live with my bands, live performances, uniquely creative, manipulating my vocals for sound effects, experimenting with instruments.. lofi, hiphop, neo soul, funk, bluesy, multiple vocals, and midi …which daw can do most of that in one?
sup guys, i wanna be prod and makin some yeat/drake/carti beats, i found Amped Studio, it s pretty good i think, if someone can give me some advices how to makin music or tell me about this daw, i apr u so much.
