I Tried Every DAW to Find the Best One
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Here is an Fl tip that all Fl studio gang use: make the entire beat in one pattern, when u done, right click on the pattern, scroll down and select split by channels. Then all instrumentals will be put in each separate patterns.
im doing the same thing bro.
@marliixcape * no, keep as midi, you can do everything you can to a wav to a midi if you know what you’re doing + this way you have access to the raw midi and VST parameters. + if your cpu is struggling with beats then you need an upgrade lmao
I don't use FL but I think thats what Kyle Beats does?
You can also Quick render your patterns in order to reduce the weight on the CPU and to avoid cracking sounds
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Tip for FL: when you go to arrange, if you right click a pattern in the list on the left, you can split by channel. this makes separate patterns for each sound/instrument/sample you used so you can arrange easily and not have to do make unique and turn things off etc!
Or if you got a Lotta patterns & ready to make stem track outs u can Merge Clips then Split if you're tryina to be even more organised
yo try out a vidoe talking about studio One 4 is good for music i heard
Do you know what daw he used for the first one ?
@@imaproducerg1722 Logic Pro
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Every DAW has a learning curve. It literally doesn't matter which one you use as long as you're enjoying yourself.
Facts
Fr Fr 👌
Exactly.
I'd disagree with the 2nd Sentence.
Of course, every DAW can be capable of doing somewhat similar things, but each DAW has their own strengths and weaknesses.
If one could be using another DAW (x) which suits one's needs then they would be wasting time on another DAW (y) which gives sub-par features in a field that is just better in the other DAW (x).
Eg. I switched from S1 to Bitwig because Sound Design is such an important part of my music, and BW helps to make things work faster for me..
Ofc I could probably design some sounds in S1 but some patches would take 6-7 times the amount of work and time that I would invest in making the same patch in BW.
Some patches I just wouldn't be able to make, because S1 doesn't have the features to do so.
Conclusion: It really does matter what DAW you use, and exploration is vital to be able to be a better producer.
@@ЕтанДрешковка so I am doing the right thing. I use reaper and renoise 😏
I like Ableton, but FLs drums sequencer looks nice! it seems like it would be easier to create trap and Drill drum patterns in it. I just don't make drill or trap often.
It's definitely easier to make any genre. You literally right click on the sample then click on 2-8 bars I think then boom here you have the pattern
Drum rack in ableton is kinda like the FL drum sequencer
@@emgodas FL>all
I make alot on FL, Dancehall, Reggae, Afrobeat Gospel Trap ect
Fl's ui is just incredibly user friendly
@@JayfkProductions876 I legit watched a 15 minute tutorial and learned everything
Studio one and cubase criminally underated
facts
Everyone sleeps on S1!
@@D16-i5n yet it's still underated , notice at the same time the two most popular daws are the ones that are the easiest to pirate
@@D16-i5n er, no it wasn't
Facts
Used FL for more than 20 years. Started out with hip hop. Now I do EDM. I got mac m1 just to learn logic and garage band for fun. Logic is great for making pop music and rock. But I don't do those genres. FL can make bangers. Martin Garrix and Avicii both use FL. Any DAW can make bangers it's really the artist who paints the cavass. FL Patcher is pretty insane.
Man I'm sorry that you had to "buy a mac" just to make music - that's olde skool unfortunately - and Logic and Mac know this.
I’ve used Pro Tools, Ableton, Logic, and FL. I’m studying music in school and I promise you every time someone brags about one DAW being better it’s literally just because they happen to use it. Every single one can do the same thing just in different ways.
No daw can make 808 slides like FL
@@uysalsalih I bet it’s pretty easy in FL. But you can do it with the other DAW’s too
Yeah but it’s preference people like different work flows. Ableton has a great way of sorting effects down the bottom
its all about the workflow, I love reaper but the midi editor just didnt cut it for me. Possible to do everything in reaper but I can write the same song in 1/5 of the time using FL. I still use reaper all the time though
You can hammer a nail with a saw if you really need to.
ableton gives you the most creative freedom. its unmatched with the ability to use max for live and to make your own devices, as well as automate and attach any parameters with lfos and macros. its a amazing. i started out in logic and ever since i came to ableton my sound has completely changed
Mate, I've been on ABleton and FL, and there's something about Ableton that makes its sound way more immersive than FL studio. I know that there's loades of peeps who've been saying all daws sound the same but it's just not true. I use the same plugins and vsts, and ableton sounds fuller. SO yeh, your sound will change in Ableton.
@@hjkhhjkh3635 Next time you gonna use FL, don't forget to turn off your limiter on master.
There is a fair amount of distortion when using automation in Ableton compared to clean automations in FL according to one research I found recently, but tbh I still don't think you get fuller sound because of it. You probably don't make music using VST's only so Ableton's audio processing might be just better, you have Glue Compressor, EQ has it's quite pleasant algorithms, also keep in mind how audio warping is different - that would be the biggest detail I identify when production is made in Ableton.
I love how each of these DAWS has similar features in a different format.
Personally, I use Ableton and I love it! The automation, the simpler, the possibilities in this DAW, well all these DAWS in general, always gets me!
It made me so happy to see you use my favorite DAW, thanks for the great video
I went from Cubase to Reason in 2003. Haven't looked back since. Waiting for VST3 support. I rarely use samples rather make beats from scratch. More enjoyable.
I started producing with FL Studio, so when I first saw people making drums on DAWs like abelton and logic it was unbelievable to me 😂 THERE SHOULD BE A CHANNEL RACK FOR DRUMS
I started with logic and was flabbergasted when I switched to fl and realized how easy mixing drums was
its kinda funny how reason got VST 3 support shortly after you made this comment... at least you have it now
You can make all the drums in one pattern (FL Studio), and then right click the pattern and press spilt by channel.
You can as well do that in Ableton.
@@felixmokayabeatz They are still splitting patterns?😂 we don't need to split, we just hit record on the midi track and its already a pattern/midi clip on Ableton
@@sfisoskandal exactly bro. That's my man right there.
Logic Pro for great songs and vocals
FL for great trap and 808s
Ableton is the king for Lofi and sound design
Serato is great for quick sampling
logic is the best in sampling
@@whosbrando no way Ableton has both simpler and sampler, logic has one thing
@@switchcraft1663 what? No not at all😂u can sample in alchemy, quick sampler, just normal on your window, ultra drum, sampler, ex24 sampler
@@switchcraft1663 and more I forgot some names
for sound design Bitwig >>>> Ableton
Ableton is the perfect example of “don’t judge a book by its cover”
Ableton is the easiest DAW to use in my opinion. But it's really different from all the others, probably this is the problem people can't adopt to it
I agree! I was initially very frustrated and took a break from it for a few months. I tried it again and had some break through sessions. Won’t go back to any other daw.
100% true
fl studio is my go to but you're very right on that
I prefer the cover of ableton , it never goes in or out of fashion, its like the designers know substance over surface is what counts.
Out of all the DAW that there are, fl is my main, and my favorite. But if I was t an fl user, I’d use logic, or serato
Cannot lie, I’m starting to like fl more and lore
@@prodbyocean next version of FL Studio (FL21) will probably make it the best DAW because they seem to have planned to add everything FL has been "missing" compared to other DAWs
@@prodbyocean former Logic Pro X user here and I can say the same
@@prodbyocean do you do one on one tuition?
@@prodbyocean FL Gang fi life 😂😂
I was a logic user but after getting a writers block, decided to use Ableton for fun. Have to say, ableton’s work flow is cleannn and way easier to automate tracks compared to logic. You really get to be creative with this one. Big down side is if you’re a person like me who doesn’t have a collection of vsts, it’s gonna suck a lil. Never realised how good logic’s stock sounds were. Still, because of the work flow, I’m team Ableton! I still do miss logic’s sounds hehehe. Any workarounds to bounce logic sounds? XD
You can always just record a one shot in Logicand export to Ableton's sampler and vice versa.
Basically just sample middle c in whatever DAW then export the .wav to the other DAW. Open up the sampler. Load the wav, the daw does the work for you.
Reaper for workflow, productivity and stability, and Pyramix for ultimate mastering and acquisition quality. I’ve used Logic since it was released as a sequencer during the OpCod days, and ProTools since it was Sound Designer and Sound Tools. They sre both great tools, and we have them in our studios, but Reaper and Pyramix with Merging hardware are next level tools.
I’m on Studio One and I feel it’s one of the best overall. Very fast workflow the only flaw it has is the number of vsts that comes with it. You will have to get others
Its disrespectful how people sleep on Studio One. FL is actually for beginners, cause it's a training wheel DAW. People gotta learn to walk over to S1👌
@@PriCEGotBeats I use Studio One as well but I gotta disagree with you on FL being for beginners I believe beginners should try another DAW first then use FL if they want because FL does everything completely different than other DAWs which would confuse them if they started out with FL. You get what I’m saying?
for real studio one is so easy literally everything is drag and drop mixing is easier msstering is easy and everything is just easy
I‘ve switched from Studio One to FL a month ago. For mixing and genres with a lot of recorded tracks S1 is the best solution. Easy workflow, very intuitive. But in terms of beatmaking FL Studio is really the gold standard. The drum sequencer, piano roll workflow, sample editing etc. are outstanding. I don‘t know the reason but the same 808 hits different in FL compared to S1. Moreover, 99 % of all the type beats tutorials, cookups, etc. are shown with FL Studio, so you can learn all the tricks and perfectly rebuild the beats.
do u use the prime version?
My man literally made us learn basics of top DAWs
moved from FL to Ableton recently and haven't looked back since, everything feels intuitive and the workflow is like what you think music production should be like. But if i was someone purely focused on beatmaking and not worry about making full fledged tracks/remixes, i think FL is a little better since you can program a beat very quickly.
I personally think that Logic has got the absolute best user interface and stock plugins than any other daw
Have you tried Presonus Studio One Pro's stock plugins?
@@mnmj that thing is a monster
Ableton stock plugins are criminally underrated
Ableton stock plugins are fire 🔥. Go try out and have fun
I’m using always FL studio. It’s easy to work with FL studio, and I can make nice beats with it! Like Juice Wrld beats
Nobody mentionend Reaper as far as i have scrolled down. Not your usual DAW though, as it comes without any VST instruments and just a few built in effects, but it's super customizable to fit your needs. It's definately worth a try, so go and check it out!
Just a quick Ableton tip
When you want to add a 808 or any other audio sample you want
Create a midi channel and then double click the sample you want
Try Reaper hands down the best for people who produce, record and mix. Super flexible. Although this video does have me looking at Serato! Didn’t know it was that easy
You should definitely try: Reason and Studio One.
how do they compare to fl?? i have studio one but have never really used it, but both reason and it seem very interesting to me
@@eltrae7368 they're cool. But the workflow is different. It seems that each DAW has something that it's really, really good at.
I use Reason 4 (Because its simple and limitations make Me more creative) then if needed I will take the project's into Reason 12 or Abalten 11. Reasons dope lots of great features, full SSL mixer with master bus compressor over 50 devices synths, samplers, drum sequencers and effects Vocal pitch adjust in the piano roll no need for a plugin. Combinator that let's you mix any device together as they are or you can take elements like the LFO from one sythersizor to the oscillator off of another and essentially make your own device plugin. It gets better you can customize a face for it with your own graphics, you can put as many slidders, knobs, buttons on it. Supper dope. You will need a minimum of i7 though.
@@ChristFan868 thanks for the info
Yeah man. I use reason 11 now and serato sampler. Was using reason 5 for years tho
Ableton for life but I also like fl studio for its stock plugins. Those are fire 🔥
People may say "Ableton looks bland" but honestly it's just another DAW that has a lot of possibilities. Personally my favorite daw.
Ableton looks modern and minimalistic. Best daw ever
When I need to swing my drums I find it hard. Also when I need to pitch shift (vocal pitch correction) it's also kind of hard until I install melodyne
@Grimbo they literally have themes you can install 😂
Not to mention you can easily change its appearance. There's like 15 different skins, all totally customizable.
Make a vid on you struggling with Reaper next hahah, it's mad underrated 🏹🌑
I bought FL a couple years ago, and now im seeing that i would personally prefer ableton, but the price.
If you maded music only with FL, don't change.. but if you're tired of FL then you should start a fresh one (by changing daw etc..)
There are no laws when you're sailing in international waters.... if you know what I mean
@@TorontoPopulistConservative my friend said he would show how to *buy* ableton
FL gang checking in. Join us bro 😬
When you said "the ugly DAW" I literally could've sampled the audio of my breaking heart
He’s not wrong though.
Would love to see you try Reason! I used it for a long time before making the switch to the Maschine DAW. Check out the backend wiring stuff, pretty cool for stuff like sidechaining.
Reasons the best in My opinion and it's not just dope for beats its dope for pretty much any music production.
@@HOLLASOUNDS love hate relationship with the company
Worst company ever
@@seanjames9301 What makes you say that? Not arguing, just legitimately curious. I’ve had great experiences with Propellerhead’s software and plugins, so I’m unsure of what is going on behind the scenes.
@@nephteray303 I had great experiences with Propellerheads software as well. They are no long Props anymore tho, they are "reason studios", hence the logo change and ever since they have been awful as a company. The new owners are dishonest and out of touch. They straight up lied about VST3 support last september so everyone would upgrade(for $199!!), it's now June and they haven't even given us a date. They initially said it would be January of this year! They just string people along and don't deliver on their word. They've completely abandoned the DAW and don't listen to anything their long time customers say. They have become a plugin. They won't say it but their actions clearly prove this. It's sad but this is the reality. User for almost 20 years, thousands of dollars spent, thousands of hours spent learning the software but it is a sinking ship. Even the most die hard fans are finally admitting this.
I did this last year and I came to the conclusion that Studio One is the best for my workflow. I need a DAW that I can do everything inside of it without needing to go to another. Studio One gives me everything and more. Also the time It takes me to get things done inside Studio One is very quick compared to Other DAWS.
I use Fl, and the Mighty REAPER. plus Serato when I need a quick simple beat.
I use all of them don’t get used to one. I even grab sounds from one software and move the stems round the other software to keep working and mix sometimes get creative have fun. They all are great for certain things. I’ll end up recording my vocals in Logic Pro x or cubase or pro tools doesn’t matter I know how to work them all. Whatever I’m feeling I jump on :)
FL Studio got some bright colores so you can see everything and the ideas in FL Studio are crazy (channel rack , mixer ) that's my opinion
Damn using a third party plugin in Ableton to change the pitch kinda hurts to see ngl looool
Right lol? Ableton has EVERYTHING right there.
Trialing Reaper at the moment. Seems like a great option.
Hello to my fellow ableton producers who were screaming when ocean was making a beat with it. Great video as always man.
Why is he doing ableton like that🥺😪
Yeah bro it just makes you be sad
i just screamed „drum rack“ like a 100 times into my phone watching this
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hahahahahahahahahhaha omg bro he put it everything in audio but i love him kkkkkkkkk
Ableton is the definition of a real DAW. The sound quality bro, workflow ,perfect and easy shortcuts, CPU usage.
I definitely recommend Ableton.
Facts, I’ve tried all, it’s like the workflow of fl with the organised mixing of Logic Pro
So many good features and an interesting workflow but the GUI is just the worst of all Daws it's just so ugly they need to update it
Always makes me giggle when our guy ocean teases with the Fl studio switch love to hear it 👌big love to Logic Pro for being the foundation of all the magic we've heard from ocean so far though 💯
No reaper? bro you tried like 4 daws lol
Ableton is my main simply because I got attached right away
The Ugly Daw😅🤣😂
fl gang over here but i mastered logic and ableton bc music is my life all daw's are good in they own way tho
Ocean Never fails to come out with some fire 🔥🥶
Logic seems to be the smoothest but I have never used it. I hate the windows in FL and mixing. I love Ableton tho. If u get used to some things about it then playing with samples is amazing
Studio One.. Undoubtedly the best..I mean it has all the features from every DAW.. and it is the most user friendly
Facts!
Although.....there are no decent modulators. And many more features that you get in other DAWs are absent (even the stock instrument plugins suck bad).
I switched to BW and it has been such an improvement for me.
I actually used to think that S1 was the best without even fully checking out other DAWs and their capabilities.
My advice is that if one wants to make music that is more electronic (like EDM, Trap, Drill, etc) i'd suggest going for FL, Ableton or Bitwig.
From what I have seen, that seems to be true.
@@ЕтанДрешковка bigwig is great but it lacks some important features.. Like midi capture , pre audio record, tap tempo etc.. S1 has everything but one thing annoying in S1 is that they have very small icons and bloated resizesable features.. It's hard some times when you work with a fast mouse..there is no perfect DAW as it seems till now.
shoutout to all producers who use Ableton i could never lmaoo
Init it’s so confusing compared to the rest of the
I own too many DAWs already; FL, Studio One, Reaper, Pro Tools, and Abelton. I'm done with PT after the subscription only b.s. Love/Hate with FL since some 3rd party plugins do it in, been working mostly in Studio One recently and it has some issues (lots of crashes on Windows). Maybe it's time to move over to the dark side Mac + Logic...
ive been using reason for 6 years and i love it, can't go back
FL Studio is a certified banger 🐱
Try reaper that should be fun 🤣😂😂
I switched from Logic to Ableton and it was the best decision! The workflow is insane. Once you know the shortcuts, producing gets fast and easy.
I feel like saying "Once you know the shortcuts..." goes for every god damn DAW.
Team Serato all day! I mainly produce for fun and it’s the easiest way to cook up quickly.🔥
yuup
Hi. I like every video showcasing different DAWS. A few years ago I chose Sony Acid music studio, Magix Music Maker2014, Reason, LMMS. These DAWS have everything that I needed to produce music. I wanted something very simple to use, and very dependable. I was going to learn how to produce music in any way possible. I tried sonic too, but it was too complicated. So I stuck with what worked for me.
I use FL because the genre of music I’m looking to produce (FNF if you’re curious) is best suited in that DAW. Also, I love the “disorganised” and “pattern” based workflow of it
I use Ableton because of its UI/UX. The midi editor is very keyboard friendly, you can do all sort of note editing and creating with just the computer keyboard and with minimal usage of the mouse. I find that this helps me execute faster and hence stay in flow. Same is true for the arrangement view’s midi and audio region editing.
Started in FL in late 2011
Moved to Reason a couple months later (early) 2012
Stayed in Reason until 2015 then I got Maschine. I use it to current day.
I’ll occasionally make beats in FL & Reason from time to time.
I’ve tried Logic but I don’t like the workflow
And I couldn’t wrap my head around Ableton (but I’m willing to try it again).
I will never stop using Reason however I haven't upgraded since 4 and use other DAWs to use newer features.
@@HOLLASOUNDS 4? Damn I thought I was behind with 9.5 haha. I love Reason though and still use it from time to time, it's just that I get my ideas out faster with Maschine.
i started out on fl but switched to ableton just cause i didn't like the interface of fl. there's of course no "best daw" but rather just whichever one you enjoy the workflow or look of the most cause they're all different in their own ways.
Fl is the ugliest daw lol
ocean a master at fl
I tried Ableton and FL, but finally ended up with Presonus Studio one.
I started out with presonus and then went to FL and then a logic haha. You find presonus has as much as FL and the others? I was very inexperienced when I had it
@@enjohVEVO well I’d say that Studio One is very intuitive. Lots of drag and drop. Ableton works kind of like NI Maschine. I guess that’s where NI got it from. And although I start the majority of projects in Maschine, I do the details and mixing in SO.
Generally FL and SO are very similar.
And I almost stuck with it. But I just prefer the look and feel of Presonus.
Since I own a Mac and Win computer Logic was not an option. I did play around with Garage Band though and I’d probably like Logic too.
FL🔥🔥🔥 is always fire..
I think i’m gonna start doing my drums in Ableton. I can use the exact same drum packs in both DAWs, but something Ableton, they sound so much more crisp.
love your work Mr. Ocean you are the best, greetings from INDONESIAN🇮🇩🇮🇩
I need help with Logic, I know Abelton like the back of my hand.
FL is not just a daw its a way of life. 😤
Can you make a video on which DAW looks the best? I kept reaching out to FL saying that they need a UI change. I even reached out to NI to ask if they could make afully functional DAW, they're OPEN TO IT :D just haven't had time to run by it. I'm a music producer, and UX/UI Designer. Love your videos Ocean, you one of the best, humble.
tip for ableton: theres a thing in the drums category called a drum rack where you put your drum samples into it, insert a midi clip and then put in your drums like a midi
I wouldn't recommend this for making Drill & Trap music, especially when producers want to be able to use different notes for Hi Hat rolls for example or different notes for snare hits. In a drum rack you can't have a drum sample really go to different pitches. Its better to separate everything into separate channels otherwise you get pretty limited making drill music.
@George-nx8zu you can do all of that in the editor. Plenty of people are using Ableton for those genres.
This was great and well done. So true, they all have their learning curve but it's never the sword, it's the ninja. I'd love to see what you can do in reason with your skills. You might really enjoy it so watch out now. #reasongang
#reasongang For life... well i've only actually tried reason and ableton so maybe i'll find a daw i like more but fn, reason all the way
3:22 “The ugly DAW”
~Ocean the Legend
The first beat was fire 🔥🚫🧢
Hey ocean, in fl people recomend for the 808 turn off all in the envelope section excepting the sus (sustain) and you turned off all excepting the hold, idk if something changues but everyone do that so you know
To start a track in the arrange view of Ableton, imho, misses the point. Start in session view, you can create a collage of sounds and then play them in to the arrange…..
Watching Ocean program hi hats by hand in Ableton without using simpler or drum rack might be the most painful thing I've watched today
I had FL Studio (Fruity Loops), then played with Reason 5, moved to Pro Tools 8LE....went and bought Reason 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 and now I have Ableton 11.
Pro Tools gives you a bigger sound but used to freeze too much and using midi was arghhh...😖
Reason is great for using midi and vocals...easy mixing and arranging but sounds thin...doesn't kick as hard and deep(naturally) as PT, Abtn and FL.
Ableton has an excellent sound, deep and rich, not as deep as Pro Tools. Easy arrangement and mixing. (My favourite!)
FL Studio is excellent with creating ideas 💡 as well....good with midi, lifetime free updates but when I used it back in the day....not so good with recording vocals.
I have an identical path as you (FL, Reason 2-11, PT 5.3-12) Then finally moved to Abelton a couple of years ago and haven't looked back. I think that once I really focused on how to use AL it felt like I was playing everytime I opened it up..then found out how to do everything all those other daws do, faster in AL.
Is fl better at recording vocals now?
@@SmokeM2D6 i got the Push2 and the full suite and I dont think you need much more....countlesssss samples.
@@relentlessliving5588 i am not sure about the vocal side. I haven't tried it in years but back then it really helped with your creative side and though I was now learning how to mix....a lot of my mixes then still sound relatively good.
fl gang 4L. on blood.
studio one
Nice vid, very creative idea!
‘The ugly daw’
Is that an attack on Ed? Lol.
Love logic but I’m on the same path. Really digging fl right at the moment
Any recommendations for a midi keyboard? I’m using akm320
If you’re referring to a midi for FL Stuido, Novation just came out with a midi keyboard called “FLKey” they have a 25 and 37 key version! Fully FL intergration🤯
@@jaderene that’s alot more than the one I have. I may check it out. Thanks!
Banger video as always! Come to the dark side! Make the switch to fl. I switched from logic a few years back and don’t regret it!
I literally have 7 DAWs on my PC. Ableton, FL, Cubase, S1, Reaper, Reason, Bitwig and they all do basically the same thing 80% of the time.
Lmao you didn’t even use a drum rack in Ableton 😅
Its so fun watching people fight over daw man there are so many things you learn in music and audio production but who has time for that
Keep the debate on 👍
Why Switch use both and make it FL Pro X.
Bro . Im in love with that background haunted music ..💥💥🔥🔥🔥
Great video and daw choices. I'm most comfortable with protools, been using it since version 7
Bro! U have to get on that reason. Reason is a dope program the best daw to me. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯
fl studio is just vibe you have to understand it to be a pro in ittt
FL definitely bro! I’ve made the switch to FL but I still use Logic here and there can’t never leave the first love lol
Came early, great video :)
Well done comparison on a practical level! Thank you!
the editing🔥
Best content! Keep doing your thing!
Reason....Was hopping to see you use reason as the logo was in the banner hopefully you could do a reason vid soon big up ocean
TRY REAPER @Ocean
Ocean’s reaction when he was in Ableton was just like mine a couple months ago.
Literally gave up and went back to FL
I love Ableton, imo the workflow is so much better than FL and Logic.
Amazing edit with the video