Cubase vs ableton mod#

And while that may be true what I’m curious about is this: Barring special features about a DAW (like Max for Live in Ableton), should I be able to get the same functionality out of my DAW of choice (FL) if I take the time to meticulously learn it in and out?Īll daws are not the same. What I’m getting at here is that everyone says that X DAW I’d better at one thing over another. Because I like to sample, I should go with Ableton’s sampling superiority, right? I always have my field recorder ready to go and I will spend hours filtering through the audio to find the one sound.

Because I like music that typically relies of heavily programming stuff I should go with FL’s piano roll, right?īut I also love sampling. Deep house, Acid, Trance, Future Bass, Cute/Kuwaiti, and many many more. Since I love playing live music, I should clearly go with A DAW like ProTools, right?īut I also love deep electronic and heavily programmed music. Recording synths, playing guitar, bass, and piano, and drums on occasion.

Cubase vs ableton mod#

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