Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I have seen this thread come up so many times over the years. I  
remember in the PC days, when it was Logic vs. Sonar, and Logic vs.  
Cubase. Usually Logic was the one to beat, in those discussions.

When I converted over to Samplitude after the Apple debacle, I  
started to harbor little fears that the audio I was recording wasn't  
as good as what I was getting with Logic...using all the same high- 
quality mics, pres, hardware, etc. Then I came to realize that the  
main thing that had changed was my *workflow*. I was more comfortable  
with Logic, and I felt stilted in Samp. That affected my  
performances, and my mixes, and the whole process, really.

I think that's the difference people are hearing -- if indeed there  
is a difference to be heard.  I've heard stunning stuff out of almost  
every major platform...and crap out of every major platform, as well.

For myself -- I'm 100% sure I can make a better-sounding mix in Logic  
than in Pro Tools? How do I know that? Because I don't know squat  
about ProTools! :)

Skip


On Jul 24, 2007, at 2:49 PM, GAmoore@... wrote:

>
> > I hate to say it, but I think that audio recorded into Pro Tools
> > might sound a little better than when I record to Logic, but I'm  
> curious if
> > anybody else has
> > this suspicion/opinion.
> >
>
> Actually people have been saying this for years. There have been  
> various
> debates on the LUG even 6-7 years ago. Some people say Nuendo  
> sounds better too.
> Maybe there is some difference in the way audio is converted or  
> blended on
> these systems. But then there will be some blind test, and there's  
> really no
> difference. So its hard to say. I also liked the fact you could  
> have different
> takes on the same track in protools, and it just seemed easier to  
> deal with audio,
> but it totally sucked for midi, and there were only two screensets,  
> and you
> couldn't use VST plugs at the time. So I gave it up, and just stick  
> to Logic.
> I find it less headache to know one program well. I also have Live and
> Melodyne, but I just use them on the side at times for audio editing.
>
> If you want to talk about headaches.. how about dealing with Waves  
> plugs. I
> just don't know what is with that company.
>
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