Kjetil Matheussen
<k.s.matheussen-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w(a)public.gmane.org> writes:
James Harkins:
Asking which DAWs are good, especially for mixing, audio editing and
stability.
I'm not a heavy DAW user. Most of my work is electronic music live
performance with SuperCollider. Because my usage is rare, I've shied away
from Bitwig, and even Ardour. I use SuperCollider a lot, and I pay for it
by answering support questions and contributing. I don't want to pay money
for something I'll use, oh, maybe 10-15 hours in a whole year.
I've had bad experiences with qtractor crashing.
Never used the non- suite.
I installed Rosegarden at one point, but never kicked the tires for audio.
Did I miss anything?
I found Ardour a lot more intuitive and easy to use than reaper or audacity
(which I recently compared it against:
I find Ardour has a nice interface talking to its users, but the users
get an awful interface for talking to Ardour.
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David Kastrup