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A DAW that focuses on notation rather than piano-roll doesn’t really exist in the market however. The UX of the apps that support a stave is stuck in the 90s.
by truckerbill 6y ago
A DAW that focuses on notation rather than piano-roll doesn’t really exist in the market however. The UX of the apps that support a stave is stuck in the 90s.
- p_l 6y agoHow does OpusModus compare? I'm less than amateur when it comes to music and found it from completely different direction, so I would like to know opinions.
- truckerbill 6y agoIt looks really cool but it seems like more of musical scripting/markup language than a DAW. Most musicians won’t be touching that.
- Kye 6y agoReaper has had a notation view for a while.
- erwincoumans 6y agoLogic Pro X has a music notation view called Score Editor.
- Kye 6y agoOne plus of Reaper is it runs on the same platforms as MuseScore. Everything I've heard about Logic Pro is great, and I would like to try it, but it's Mac-only.
- panpanna 6y agoI tried reaper for a day and could not figure out how to do anything. Switched right back to live. I think it's a promising project but he urgently needs to hire a UX expert. +1 for platform independence though. I can't understand how logic users lock themselves into the apple ecosystem only to complain about the expensive RAM upgrades to keep Reaktor snappy.
- kchr 6y agoNo, you need to realign to something other than the close-knit UI choices made by Ableton. They're trying to do something different here.
- panpanna 6y agoI can only think of 2 daws that lack notation : abelton live and Mackie tracktion (now waveform)