#CUBASE VS PRO TOOLS VS LOGIC PC#

The comparison is really about how easy it is to execute a task in one compared to the other. In terms of actual capabilities, there are broadly similar. I moved from Logic to Cubase a few months ago.

#CUBASE VS PRO TOOLS VS LOGIC PC#

Keep in mind my use case is on Mac Pro trash can (Big Sur) with a second PC running VEP 7 Server over Ethernet. I use a blend of orchestral Kontakt samples, tons of Omnisphere, tons of synths but I also do a lot of audio editing/stretching (thank you Ableton). I'm going to start 2022 with my template on one of them and I simply cannot decide which. I would love to hear your thoughts on what you like about either. Logic's midi transform is cool but not quite as capable. Cubase has gotten so good the last few updates and I REALLY miss using the Logical Editor for making macros to use on a touch screen. I want to re-arrange my aux tracks in the mixer, for example, and it's so tricky to. I love Logic's performance and stability but some things drive me mad. I know that a lot of composers in LA mostly use Cubase on PC rigs and that outside of that Logic is commonly used as well.

The only other main consideration is I use a Mac and I know some people used to say Logic's performance is still more reliable when on a Mac (and that Cubase is better on PC) and I wonder if that's still mostly the case. I just built out my template in Logic (I use VEP 7 Server to host 75% of my samples on a second PC and the rest are in DAW). Each DAW has features that I really love and I find it hard to make a decision which one to fully setup in. It's a bit old now and both DAWs have been updated a bit, Logic Pro X is on 10.7 and Cubase is on 11. I recently read through this awesome thread: I know other DAWs exist with different features and strengths (Studio One, DP, Reaper etc etc) but since I already own Logic and Cubase and am somewhat familiar with them those are my main considerations. I own both Logic and Cubase and have dabbled in both and am somewhat familiar with both, so those are what i'm focusing on. I've been producing on Ableton for years (mostly doing electronic music) and am moving to more trailer music/production music work and have been dissatisfied with Ableton's updates and feature sets so i'm looking to get fully setup in a new DAW. I'm somewhat new here but wanted to start a convo around this topic.

Cubase vs pro tools vs logic