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Given the choice - Protools M-Powered or Cubase Studio 4

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  • 01-12-2007 1:19pm
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    empirix
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    Protools M-Powered or Cubase Studio 4 to rewire Reason 4 into. Which has the best audio engine and is best for mixing purposes. Opinions?


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    cornbb
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    I'd go for Cubase myself but thats just because I've been used to using it for years.


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    TelePaul
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    All sequencers do pretty much the same thing. The difference in audio quality is practically non existent. What's more important is your ADAT converters if you're recording audio sounds, pre-amps, mics, room treatment, ability. If you're stickign with synths, the quality of your samples and plug ins is paramount to your sequencer.


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    jtsuited
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    TelePaul wrote: »
    All sequencers do pretty much the same thing. The difference in audio quality is practically non existent. What's more important is your ADAT converters if you're recording audio sounds, pre-amps, mics, room treatment, ability. If you're stickign with synths, the quality of your samples and plug ins is paramount to your sequencer.

    I think you mean A/D converters. Adat is a completely different thing altogether.

    If you are gonna be doing all the midi stuff in reason then I'd say pro-tools is your best bet. But if you want to do midi in your host sequencer/daw go for cubase. Pro tools is poo at midi.


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    TelePaul
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    jtsuited wrote: »
    I think you mean A/D converters. Adat is a completely different thing altogether.

    My bad, yes I meant analogue/digital...sorry, late night last night.


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    Moojuice
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    Pro-Tools. Its audio engine is top notch and Reason sounds great when recorded and mixed through it.


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