What Sequencer Do You Use?

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what sequencer do you use?

Cubase
18
10%
Digital Performer
0
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Fruity Loops
14
8%
Live
82
48%
Logic
29
17%
Pro Tools
2
1%
Reason
17
10%
Samplitude
2
1%
Other, please tell us.
8
5%
 
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Post by regler »

ableton 90% and 10% cubase, I miss the workflow and the small details from live everytime I work in cubase. but cubase is great for certain tasks.

but I think if ableton add some needed not fancy basic daw features I will leave cubase completely.
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Post by hydrogen »

buonacc wrote: basically, it's just a vertical step sequencer.
exactly.

trackers are really convenient if you want to make in-organic music. Unless of course they added some natural method of swing in the new trackers... man its been a while. but its pretty interesting the tricks you could do with 4 mono audio channels and a basic sampler.
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Post by gosh »

MPC2500 (JJ0S2XL)
Machinedrum
Future Retro Revolution
Sequencer on DSI Tetra

Live/Cubase as a tape recorder. Want to get more into software arrangement though to actually finish studio quality tracks rather than recorded live-tracks...even if they are pretty detroit ;-)
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Post by agodi »

Currently using Live but considering trying out Reaper, has anyone got any experience with it?
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Post by Brankis »

agodi wrote:Currently using Live but considering trying out Reaper, has anyone got any experience with it?
reaper is great, i would say it has the smallest learning curve of any traditional DAW... very nice user interface as well
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Post by dyte »

i use it as my DAW, really like it, has a few nuances, as all DAWs do.

cheap (and free to try)
easy to learn, with quality online user guides and videos
regularly updated at no cost
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Post by alexx.wolfe »

Reason for sequencing, reason for criating, reason for playing live act :lol:
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Post by Monotek »

Ableton for ideas, Cubase for mixing. If i had money for Mac i will definitely switch to Logic. But Cubase is also monster. I dont know why but that makes me happy! :)
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