Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "pete_buchwald" <pete_buchwald@...> wrote:

>     Anyway, the question is:   What do you use Pro Tools for, and what do you use Logic 
> for?

I don't own both (I have Logic) but my first experience with digital audio was with Protools, 
and I had extensive training on it in my uni course for film soundtrack production.

Now, as an electronic music producer, I'd never try to do my composing in Protools. But 
Protools would definitely make the sound-design-with-audio-files part of what I do easier. 
That is, lining them up, editing them and fading em in and out of each other over a few 
tracks to create sound effects - I prefer Protools for that kind of chop-chop manipulation of 
audio. If someone was willing to buy me Protools, I'd use it for that to complement my Logic 
composing, but in what I do, I can easily live without it.