I think it comes down to what works best for you. For me it’s a combo of logic & pro tooly. Pro tools specifically for mixing, even though the workflow sometimes seems blocky     See Less

It sounds like you're saying ProTools should be logic. As far as the sound of it, it definitely doesn't sound any better than logic studio, one or anything else. It sounds as good as     See More are you use with it. I don't think ProTools will ever be a full production suite like logic, or some of the other daws because that was not the impetus for its invention, and is not what keeps it as the main stay for most big studios. They'll add a few bells and whistles to try and catch up to logic, Ableton, or reason, as these are full bodied workstations. PT was the first kid on the block ,that's the only reason it's ingrained in studios primarily for engineers across the world. It will probably stay that way, and that's fine ,but logic, Ableton studio, one, etc. are for musicians , producers and creatives who just happen to engineer a bit too!    See Less

we need a browser for our own samples and one shots like the in fl studio. it would be great     See Less

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I don't really need pro tools to change it would be cool to make beats in there but pro tools for me is how I run my business so the improvements I'm looking for is , loading project     See More ting up because it still takes forever.    See Less

Question:
Have you done a null test on the exported song from each daw.

Interesting that they sound different, with all settings being equal.

That would be a good video. <     See More hink our opinions sway our ears.    See Less

I think ProTools should just stay in their lane. Recording Mixing and Mastering software. Leave production tools to the other DAWS. Even if they start doing more production based things/upgr     See More ould still be behind and even more compared/contrast to other DAWS. Which might hurt the brand even more.    See Less

While I agree Pro Tools could certainly use an update in the production realm, they are still going to be hard pressed to match the sampler tools that Cubase has built into the program. I ha     See More find a daw that remotely close to what Cubase can do in that regard. That being said, great video as always!    See Less

I may be the weird one but I prefer to keep my Production software separate from my Recording software. I record live instruments from time to time, So I can see the need for a pure recordin     See More ing software at a professional level. In my opinion, its kinda silly to clutter up software designed For recording with tools for production. It's like you guys forgot other genre's of music that have live musicians.    See Less

I like all the new features and stuffs but one thing I want so bad in ProTools is a "Note Track" where I can write everything I want during producing a track without having to leav     See More to go in NotePad. And also this Note Track will only contain notes I need for this particular Track that I'm Producing.
The comment section on the track is just not really enough sometimes, and the display can be be better like a Page or some.
Just My Opinion, BlowNash    See Less