#STOP AT END OF PROJECT IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 PC#
But Presonus decided to go the ultra PC route and created new forums with heavy handed moderation, deleted posts, deleted threads and banning sprees. The sad thing is that the original Presonus forums were actually great. I'm stuck with Bandlab and FL Studio for life.
So I'm making a Trance project in it and is a little more challenging than FL or Live.Īs for Live there will be no more upgrading to Suite. Studio One was on my cut list but it's hard to say no to a $70 upgrade. Reason is so unique and stable using it in it's proprietary format. Some have ditched their pricey DAWs for Reaper. The DAWs I will keep for the future are FL Studio, Live, Reason, and Reaper. I deleted my Gibson Sonar and keep Bandlab. Part of that was also I started getting more interested in dance genres and went to FL Studio because of the licensing and great support. I kept buying licenses because I like to support developers who have the "I trust you" attitude towards end users. I basically stopped using Sonar after v5. Only Larry has more DAWs than I so it's time to cut down. I will likely continue to keep tabs on what is happening in Cakewalk land, might finish out some old projects over here, and will likely continue to build new ones in Studio One.īut it is with near certainty that I will continue to follow both and will likely use both for different reasons. Now I know and can use both and I'm a bit torn with the revival of Cakewalk. But that was lost with the demise of the Gibson situation and I looked elsewhere and found a reliable and affordable alternative. I even went to all of the Cakewalk Tours in the local Guitar Centers each year as a matter of course with a friend of mine as a traditional yearly outing. I tried to stay very dedicated to Cakewalk/Sonar over the years and had it not been for the untimely breakup of Gibson/Cakewalk, I'd have never looked elsewhere.
In a perfect world, I'd have all of the features of both DAWs. Even if that's the only aspect of Cakewalk I continue to use, it might be something that holds me here. The stronger integrations with Bandlab as a collaborative platform are certainly appealing and something I am looking at.
Even though there are a lot of things I prefer about S1 and the fact that I'm currently working on several projects in there, I keep coming back to Cakewalk to see what's going on, and keeping in touch with this forum for all of its value, even as is extends beyond just the application. The reality is that I keep getting pulled back to Cakewalk for some reason. There are features (some) that I prefer in Cakewalk (Sound on Sound recording, for example). There are features (many of them) that I prefer in Studio One (the immediacy of everything, GUI specifically). The Presonus forums are not as active and definitely not as "community" oriented. Even if there are some things here that are a little difficult sometimes, the general sense is more community and less "program". There are still things that I prefer about Cakewalk as a whole:Ģ. I'm glad I did, as I found and have really enjoyed working in Studio One 3 and 4. The loss of Cakewalk in 2017 caused me to examine other options without any knowledge of the revival coming from Bandlab. What I learned is that there are other fish in the sea, so to speak.
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