/Ableton Live 9 For Beginners Level 1 Tutorial – Creating A Drum Beat
http://www.sonicacademy.com/Training+Videos/Course+Overview//Ableton-Live-9-Beginner-Video-Tutorial-Level-1.cid5940 Create a Drum Beat in Ableton Live 9 usin…
If you have a Mac, like I do, it is. None of them is better(what DAW you
use doesn’t really matter, they mainly have different interfaces), it just
depends on what OS you want to make music on. Also, maybe a little bit
unrelated, but last time I checked Logic is cheaper.
Haha i had this video full screen and about halfway through looked at the
time on top right and was like FUCK IS THAT THE TIME? then realised its
your time, lol retard!
Thank you, this is basically what I’ve been trying to tell people for the
last 9 months. It doesn’t really matter what DAW you use. I prefer Logic,
but since Logic isn’t for PC people with PC will use FL Studio. Or Ableton.
Or whatever you feel like. But for people with Mac, like me, Logic is
better. It’s a matter of preference.
i have a mac now… but i used to have windows 7… and xp, i had a program
on my widows 7 called, ‘MAGIX Music Maker’. heres the link for the website
you can get the free trial to test it out!
Well, programs that are simply ported with crossover and such things do not
run as good as programs that are designed for that system. Also, adding to
my previous comment, the DAW you use doesn’t really matter, they all have
pretty much the same functions. Much better having a DAW that is designed
for your system and thus runs better.
wejhvabewjty
Of course I understand, I just confused “on mac” with “on a mac”.
Sem Linthout
oh seriously??? -_-
LutariFan
If you have a Mac, like I do, it is. None of them is better(what DAW you
use doesn’t really matter, they mainly have different interfaces), it just
depends on what OS you want to make music on. Also, maybe a little bit
unrelated, but last time I checked Logic is cheaper.
LutariFan
Yea, what DAW you use doesn’t really matter, they all have pretty much the
same functions with different interfaces.
Jack London
Haha i had this video full screen and about halfway through looked at the
time on top right and was like FUCK IS THAT THE TIME? then realised its
your time, lol retard!
OriellHirsh
Good question.
lucas ou
There’s a Beta Wrap you can use now
MasseyFilms
Pro logic is an apple product so dont quote me on this but id say no its
not on windows, i havent seen it for Windows
LutariFan
Thank you, this is basically what I’ve been trying to tell people for the
last 9 months. It doesn’t really matter what DAW you use. I prefer Logic,
but since Logic isn’t for PC people with PC will use FL Studio. Or Ableton.
Or whatever you feel like. But for people with Mac, like me, Logic is
better. It’s a matter of preference.
Steven Roberts
logic pro fucking sucks, fl studio is the best
LutariFan
You can’t have FL Studio on Mac.
snoozz336
You can with virtual OS software! 😀
RobInvader
yes you can.
TheNickspower
actually you can with boot camp or wineskin
Sonncee
i have it on my macbook pro
MrSunwing
i have a mac now… but i used to have windows 7… and xp, i had a program
on my widows 7 called, ‘MAGIX Music Maker’. heres the link for the website
you can get the free trial to test it out!
EROJNKLSD
This clicking you do during this tut is at least annoying …
LutariFan
Ah, thank goodness. 😛
meadTwo145
What makes Logic better than FL Studio?
xSparky117x
thank you!
0riginalVidz
DO you use a keyboard???? nice vid 🙂
GRaadical
actually you can…
LutariFan
Well, programs that are simply ported with crossover and such things do not
run as good as programs that are designed for that system. Also, adding to
my previous comment, the DAW you use doesn’t really matter, they all have
pretty much the same functions. Much better having a DAW that is designed
for your system and thus runs better.
LutariFan
Yea, but it’s not its native OS. Programs tend to work better on their
native OS. Ex: Civ 5, LoL.
Sem Linthout
PLEAZE, Its nice BUT PLZ STOP THAT BLABLABLA