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What is your favorite "all in one" virtual studio?

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Topic What is your favorite "all in one" virtual studio?
I add this poll to help people in choosing between the different available software.
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i have tried just about everything in my search for quality and ease of use and i have to say (because no one else has) that sonar 4 producer edition with reason 3 rewired has got to be my favorite. the step sequencer could be a little better but what it lacks in that department it makes up for every where else. also it comes with a great little program to convert your vsti's so that you may use them in a dx only application. the overall set up is pricey, but well worth it. but thats just my opinion.
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I prefer Sonar, it is simpel and productive. On the other side, it doe use a great deal of the cpu.
I keep falling back on the simplissity of the programm. It is so easy to use. For me at least

Frank
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hands down i like pro - tools when i am dealing with vocals and real instruments, running midi on pro-tools is very good but i like the way logic uses midi just a little bit better
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%1$s a écrit I love to work with FL Studio, but I can't record my vocals, my guitar and bass on it...

DB


Says Who? FL can do almost anything! Believe me! But u have to spend some time with it..otherwise a pro touch is not possible..:lol:
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Im a big fan of Reaper.. It's a completely free and fully functional DAW.. It has built in VST effects aswell.. Easy to use and very powerful.. :D
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Been Using Logic since 4

Started on Master Tracks Pro
Moved to Cakewalk Metro
Then Jumped to Logic

Now Using Logic Audio Pro 7
Gobs of tracks, effects, synths, finishing effects...
Awesome interface Very powerful / Just LOVE it...
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I'm actually kinda partial to Ableton Live 5.01 and Nuendo 3
48
Cakewalk Sonar is the best together with a M-Audio Delta 1010LT
49
www.indabamusic.com is by far the best virtual studio
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I've owned every version of Cubase since it was first released as a Windows 3.1 sequencer.
Because of that, my learning curve is always cut in half allowing me to quickly adapt to each escalating version. With the exception of Nuendo(Which I understand is really aimed at and superior for Video\Audio production.

I personally got really comfortable with VST/3.7 & 5.1, but I'm currently learning SX after buying a previously loved\owned package that was being replaced by Cubase4 by a friend.

I've tried other brands that friends have set up and don't find any of they as intuitive.

I guess it's going to be Cubase for life for me!
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