Cubase vs ableton pdf#
and i use the chord track to export to PDF a chord session track. I also use the chord tracks and market tracks extensivevely. I record and put down a lot of wave files and I spend a lot of time going over and over the same thing trying to get a feel. So am usually sitting there with guitar in lap plugged in, then one hand is moving back and forther between a BT mouse and keyboard. In my case, I spend a lot of time getting wav files from other people, load them up in a project and add guitar. I think Ableton is a great product, but I think a lot depends what kinds of music you make, and how you record and which DAW fill fit into your workflow. I am not a heavy Ableton user by any means, I just tinkered with the Lite vers to get an idea of how it works and what all the hype is about. Are there specific things that you can mention that would be worth experimenting with Cubase for? Thanks so much. I have always been curious about Cubase as an alternative to Ableton’s arrangement view. I’m just curious why you think Cubase is that superior to Ableton that you would stop using it? I’m an Ableton user but my roots are in Logic but after using Ableton over many year I feel that Ableton with it’s recenr updates can do everything that Logic does and much much more. With the use of Midi plugins, Beat Designer, Groove Agent Styles (!), Arranger Track (you can trigger it´s parts Live with Midi Notes, works like Abelton!) are you on the right side with Cubase.Ĭubase is much better in Arrange View, Automation, Midi, VSTi´s, Mixing and Mastering - all in one daw.Ĭheck it out too and have fun with Cubase! It´s a great and wonderful DAW for all electronic music styles, like EBM/Dance/Tekkno/House/Trance e.g.
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