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prefer renoise, it's cheap and super easy to work with :D. Never actually liked the workflow of ableton (personal flavour i suppose), its audio engine is fairly
by vectorEQ 7y ago
prefer renoise, it's cheap and super easy to work with :D. Never actually liked the workflow of ableton (personal flavour i suppose), its audio engine is fairly decent, but imho for 500ish euros it costs to get the suite it's a bit expensive for what u get.
Cubase has a much superior audio and processing engine like Logic Pro for mac users, and is in a similar pricing range. It has less quality built-in dps etc. ,but most DAWs lack on that.
Renoise for like 50 euros is super cheap in comparison, and most dps it has have awesome performance and quality.
That being said, ableton does offer a better 'live' environment for live/performance based things.
on workflows, bitwig is really the innovator, as it combines workflows from different daws like cubase and ableton and lets the user itself choose its work-flow instead of forcing it upon the user.
- enqk 7y agofunnily enough, the founder/creator of renoise was working for Ableton in the early years of renoise
- vectorEQ 7y agothey mix and match a lot :) renoise is a different beast though. and Ableton is definitely not bad at all :) just a matter of preferences for me. I think some of the renoise devs used to work for cubase, so maybe this guy even whent from there to renoise to ableton. :) thanks for the info though, interesting always :)
- PavlovsCat 7y agoIs there a source for this? I never heard that before, though I know Renoise started out as a fork of NoiseTrekker so to speak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renoise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renoise > I started coding 2 years ago with this project, so I'm more musician than coder I started making music with protracker https://web.archive.org/web/20020803155023/http://noerror.scene.org/people.php?id_p=3 https://web.archive.org/web/20020803155023/http://noerror.sc...
- enqk 7y agoI was running the website you've linked to (noerror.org) with a friend, and I have met Taktik. He is listed under his real name (Eduard Mueller) here in 2004 on the ableton website: https://web.archive.org/web/20040816022620fw_/http://www.ableton.com/index.php?main=people https://web.archive.org/web/20040816022620fw_/http://www.abl... https://web.archive.org/web/20040914164146/http://www.ableton.com/pages/company/people/people/eduard/eduard.html https://web.archive.org/web/20040914164146/http://www.ableto...
- vectorEQ 7y agosomeone just told me that in pub :'), so honestly i have no clue of its correctness. but the guy who told me programmed for reason at some point so i kind of assumed he knew what he was talking about.