Hello, I have been using Logic for about 2 years now. However, for one of my classes recently, we were required to purchase Cubase Elements as our DAW. As I am getting more familiar with Cubase, there are a few features that I like from Cubase that I wish were in Logic, such as the automation editing, MIDI editing, and its cross platform ability. There are things I like about Logic as well, such as the ability to work in full screen, its lack of bulky licensing, its value and overall price, and - to a lesser extent - the UI. In addition, Logic Pro does have a sort-of intrinsic value as it was the first DAW that I saved up money to buy.
Many composers that I follow such as Hans Zimmer, Ashton Gleckman, Harry Gregson-Williams, and Samuel Kim Music use Cubase as their main DAW. While I understand that using a DAW just because someone well-known is using it isn't the best way to decide this predicament, I also want to gain an insight as to why they use this over maybe Logic.
While I do want to eventually settle down and get cracking on one DAW, I really wanted to use this platform mainly to hear other people's experiences with both Logic, Cubase, or even switching from one to another (whichever way it may be).
I really appreciate it.
Many composers that I follow such as Hans Zimmer, Ashton Gleckman, Harry Gregson-Williams, and Samuel Kim Music use Cubase as their main DAW. While I understand that using a DAW just because someone well-known is using it isn't the best way to decide this predicament, I also want to gain an insight as to why they use this over maybe Logic.
While I do want to eventually settle down and get cracking on one DAW, I really wanted to use this platform mainly to hear other people's experiences with both Logic, Cubase, or even switching from one to another (whichever way it may be).
I really appreciate it.