#Awave studio es1 pro#

I know PT gets slammed and I don't have a choice of having to use it everyday now, but isn't the GUI just night and day easier.ДrDelta, we don't need extensive editing programming, we hire programmers out when we need signature tracks. I'm also dreading to learn (and then teach to someone else Logic), as it just seems like a real PITA. Fortunately, there are a lot of great resources availavle to ease you into it.Д®cue, my heart tells me to go Logic, my gut tells me to go Giga. I've used it since the < version 1.0 days so I'm relatively housebroken. Logic's only downside is the learning curve.

#Awave studio es1 pro#

But freezing individual tracks sure decongests things quite nicely.ДЇinally, as 'sm' pointed out, if you get Logic Pro you get all of the software instruments. The only drag is not being able to freeze a bus. When stuff starts to take up your CPU overhead, hit freeze, let it render and keep on working. I think some of the late-model Akai samplers stream. Did I hear somewhere that EXS can as well? Its becoming pretty common. I'm pretty sure Kontakt can do streaming. I think EXS and Kontakt are much more powerful for that sort of thing. Giga is cool for 'playback' but seems pretty light on the 'synthesis' stuff.

I don't like that I can't pull my song over to the laptop and work 'remotely' (which mainly means in the backyard knocking back a few cold ones). I don't like all my files strewn across two computers. I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't work for me. I've done the 'Giga on a separate machine' thing for a long time. So is Logic easy enough to learn or is a dedicated Giga the way to go. Sound wise, we need really good orchestral sounds. If I go the Logic ESX24 route, we'll have to learn a new program, and I would get a g5 for my hd rig and transfer the dual 1gig G4 for Logic, which I may do any way. If I go the PTLE/Giga route I can transfer PT files easily over the network to the HD rig.but it's more expensive and a bit clunkier hardware wise (two computers) The primary writer/programmer is not very technical and knows ProTools enough to get around with Mach5, stylus, atmosphere, and triton to sketch out before players come in. I want the decision that will be able to expand and is easy to use and one that I won't want to upgrade.

I know people that swear by Gigastudio&PT and others that swear by esx24&Logic.so I don't know. It needs to be simple, reliable, and adequate. Our project studio needs are expanding and we need a dedicated 'writers's/programing rig'. I'll try to keep this as concise as possible, but I really need help deciding where to go.