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Does this put one platform above the other?The plugs and soft synths that come with Logic are all extremely usable unlike alot of the stuff that comes with PT or DP. Does this put one platform above the other?ДЄnother consideration - I deal with alot of sound/noise manipulation in my own 'musical' endeavors, so creative routing ability is definitely a selling point as well. And with 3rd party plugs, is it worth even paying attention to what comes bundled with the DAW?ДЄnother consideration - I deal with alot of sound/noise manipulation in my own 'musical' endeavors, so creative routing ability is definitely a selling point as well. Logic is enticing because of all the extras it ships with, but, honestly, how usable are all of these plugs and synths? I have heard mixed things about logic, whereas with DP the general opinion seems to be that the plugins are worthless. I appreciate the easier learning curve in DP, but I am a professional, so I am wondering which would be more effective after the curve is passed (or will workflow always be an issue?). Also - doesn't DP have an autotune feature as well? I have heard the AT in Logic is laughable at best, but that is why I am here, to hear as many opinions as I can get.

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And the competitive upgrade for DP is not an option for me, so I am looking at full price for either program. I have been told to stay away from the academic version of Logic because you have no ability to upgrade. don't know why.ДЄs far as I know, both programs are retailing for $499. even when Logic bucks, it was 295 or something there. also in my town (boston) they have a crazy good deal on Logic at the Boston University Comptuer store. my comment about price is based on DP retail vs. it has less 3rd party stuff but nice TC verbs and also LA2A and 1176, etcД®DIT.

On the other hand, the LM has more EQs and COMPs than the UAD, and they UAD will make you pay to get more. I'm just basing that on the fact that LM is ONLY eq and comps. UAD1 probably a better all around performer that LM, although I haven't used the LM (yet). Not like other DAWs sometimes in use of terminology. though logic 8 might make that less of an issue than it was with 8. You can probably get the educational discount too if you know a student or teacher. Want a convolution reverb? Yeah, it's in there.Д¬heaper than DP at least at full retail. For example, want autotune? Something very much like it is in Logic.

More effects and soft synths than any other program. more expensive, though make sure at the very least you get the 'crossgrade price'. Solid effects.ДP CONS: Not that great a suite of plugs compared to logic. I figure these will give me decent track count, plugins, and quality to start out with until my budget allows further expansion.ДP PROS.

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I am looking at the Focusrite 26 i/o, since Aardvark is out of business and does not support Mac os, and I am weighing the option between the Focusrite Liquid Mix and the UAD plugins. Any info that could help me with this decision, or any other suggestion would be extremely helpful, for at this moment I am torn. I do not deal with midi often, but I like the capability when I do need it. I deal mostly with rock bands and will be doing location recording with some larger praise bands. I have received hardly any specifics as to why either is the better platform. I have been pushed in one direction or the other by people I have talked to, but they all obviously were biased towards one and had little or no experience in the other. I'm upgrading to one of the new 8 core Mac Pros, and I am torn between DP and Logic.

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I have been running Nuendo 1 on a PC with an Aardvark Q10 interface for several years now. I am putting together a new recording rig, switching from PC to Mac, so I am starting from scratch - new CPU, new DAW, new interface, new plugins.

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