@@omfgihopethisworks 😂 Nice. I main Reaper, I like getting into a bit of programming and it feels very light weight as far as processing goes, All the shit might need, none that I dont.
Yup, FL has a robust backup saves feature. You can choose between: • Very frequently (every minute & before risky operations) • Frequently (every 5 minutes & before risky operations) • Regularly (every 5 minutes) • Occasionally (every 10 minutes) • Rarely (every 15 minutes) • Never (just remind every 10 minutes in the hint panel) You can also choose the max amount of saves allowed (up to infinity) and if you want them saved in the project folder or the global folder.
Go easy on that guy. FL Studio has only had an auto save backup feature since version 9.6 released back in 2010. So the guy's information is only fifteen years out of date. Probably like the p!rated version of FL Studio version 8, he's using. 🤣
I got stuck on Cubase years ago and haven't installed another DAW since. Well, except Reaper, but that was a free demo and I couldn't figure out how to get any audio to come out of it. 1 hour later and I gave up. Going from Cubase to Reaper is like going from Windows to Linux. Oh, I did also tried StudioOne once but couldn't get the routing to work as I wanted it. Another big learning curve for my old brain. Maybe it's just me... Actually, nah, it's the DAWs. They're at fault. My brain is absolutely perfect. Can't imagine me being the failure point at all. 😂 (jokes)
I started on REAPER because it was back then the cheapest option and had decent functionality. But once I intended to use more MIDI instead of audio, I had the urge to switch. I tested Ableton live and I couldn't get used to the workflow. Then I tested Cubase and immediately clicked for me, how the routing works and how to customize it.
as a big bitwig fan its not ready for S tier. it lacks some QoL that other daws like Ableton has. Especially piano roll. same with FL. its extremely powerful but the UI holds it back. you can do anything just like bitwig or ableton but its just hard find how to. Also it has auto save whoever said it hasnt dont know shit
BitWig is S tier alone just for the Sandboxed environment alone. You dont even know how much time and loss and headache it has saved you, because it doesn't happen, as opposed to any other DAW.
@@amp4105 to look at? sure i like it best. practical? hell no. if you use it for playing in the piano roll and sequencers yeah its the best. other than that, its not practical at all.
The main problem with FL Studio's UI is its window management. It needs to add more consistent layouts, with more consistent control over placement of elements within the DAW. Especially for use within a single display setup. On multiple monitors with detached panels, it's a little easier, but needs big improvements in the former scenario. There are also workflow improvements required for playlist, mixer and automation. All of which are apparently on their way, having been re-designed / re-worked behind the scenes. Should be interesting to watch how it develops over the next couple of years.
18:20 FL studio does have autosave.... not a lot of people know this but every 10 mins in your project FL makes a temporary copy. its at the top left in green text is says "backup".
I actually like and use Reaper and don't feel as strongly has he does. He downplays so many DAWs! Ableton would be my sole DAW if it had stem separation and ARA support. Cubase, Studio One and Waveform are pretty solid. I'd make them all A-tier.
Because he's a mastering engineer, and he's not looking at the rest of the DAWs from producer's POV. He made a video later talking about why they gave certain DAWs low rating and showed the insane workflows he has in Reaper for pro mastering workflows.
I think the crew of UAD are doing their homework. It is pretty new, but for recording the latency management they did is at least an A tier for me. And they are improving on things like MIDI too. I think there are some serious features coming. I will be not surprised if LUNA becomes the industry standard in the future years
He's not wrong about reaper. Work in sound design for theatre. The export options are amazing, especially when your have a project with 300 cues that you need to render out, all named, numbered etc. Saves so much time. However, wierd that his emphasis is on 'pro' (ie useful but not flashy functionality) but then he says they haven't added anything new for ever. They add amazing and deeply useful functionality all the time. Also use bitwig, ableton, fl, maschine, but reaper will always be my core daw.
Ngl Reaper is definitely S tier. Even if I was still using FL Studio, Reaper would still be S tier knowing what it can do. I agree with the whole tier list coz I've tested most of the DAWs.
I used Emagic Logic back then but I was forced to switch to Cubase, as they swichted to Mac only. They did that to get rid of cracked versions and I really could 't effort Mac then, they been super expensive around 2002. But logic was best daw ever.
I'd back you up on the S tier for Bitwig. The modulation capabilities in Bitwig are really great and the grid is pretty damn cool. Reaper and Bitwig are the two I use, having used FL Studio 15 years ago. Reaper is amazing, but it's harder to use because there's SO much everything everywhere. I tried Ableton for a minute, but I just didn't gel with it.
This guy is way into Reaper. It's my DAW of choice, but he's so obsessive. Like ngl I spent days looking for synths for Reaper when I got it. Reaper's only default synth is ahh. I'd rate FL Studio, Waveform and Studio One much higher imo. Mainly because those DAWs come with stuff that you won't need 3rd party plugins right away.
I downloaded that guys plugins just to throw them in my recycling bin and delete them😂. Like hes being purposefully hyperbolic, so I felt it necessary to do the same with his work. Not even use it, than trash it. Lol
So the only definition for good DAW to him is mixing and mastering capabilities. MIDI capabilities don't matter, performance doesn't matter (just watch the Mac M3/M4 DAW comparison to see, how bad some of them perform by not utilizing all cores), price doesn't matter. I used Reaper, when it was in a 4.x or 5.x version. It was great for audio work, but MIDI wasn't really its forte. I then switched to Cubase and I have no regrets. Even the mixing console and pre-/post-fader FX integration was easy to understand from the beginning. As with all DAWs, each have their unique features and some suit better for certain applications and workflows than others. However, mixing and mastering is barely done these days with stock functionalities of a DAW. Instead, multiple VSTs come into play and thanks to Steinberg forcing developers to use VST3, we also get really good new plug-ins that simply could not exist in the past.
Ardour is my main, helio is a great side peace for midi Composition. will say have used allot of stuff on Linux, use yabridge with wine for my arturia collection stuff, I have no clue what all the hype is about literally every daw is the same or some kind of jank, audacity is OK Great for denoising. But for some reason you can't convert an image to a spectral waveform, but you can look at a spectrogram to find images secretly baked into audio.on android koala sampler is amazing and just a great akai mpc replacement.
@@billysanchez-eh6nn??? You’re joking right? Like sure you may not have to go to community made environments, plug-in, shortcuts but you don’t have NEARLY the flexibility in other daw and reaper flat out does not lack anything your daw can do
@@Yuusou. yeah reaper’s insane, I think the best feature(or suite of features) which I can barely scratch the surface of, is the way you can customize and recall different setups for different workflows. Next coolest feature is the actions catalogue(which is exactly what you said) where you can see Every Thing the daw can do, just insane Probably the best thing that people will get addicted to, and forget they don’t have if they switch away from reaper for a bit, is how most actions are non-destructive, really neat that you don’t even have to undo to get back to where you were, even if the undo list is right there so you can easily click on 87 steps back and read what that action was so you can find where you made your mistake or whatever What drew me back after a few months of Ableton was the crazy way editing is implemented: especially razor editing (some good TH-cam vids explaining that one) and the way you can just highlight different items on the timeline and you can modify parameters on all of them, or even drag their beginnings, ends or fades
I left BW for S1 and won't look back. BW has some cute quirks to it, but has some downright serious engine and application issues down to the core. I broke when I noticed renders weren't matching playback and parts would go missing. Inexcusable.
what i hate in ableton for mixing and working precisely, when i'm cutting audio, i have to zoom in to be sure that the cut is exactly on the grid...often if i'm not zooming in, the cut is a little bit off ....is there a way to change this? ...also some days ago when i exported a huge mix for several times because of minor changes, ableton exported it without the drums?! so the first two exported files were ok but after that no drums anymore in the exported file....had to save and reopen the project and when i exported it, the drums were there...but same thing happened after several exports...wtf?
if having that beanie while rating these DAWs wasn't already that obvious 😂😂 btw FL and Reaper user here and im loving both. FL does have Auto Save btw. and also one of those DAW that can still use 32bit VSTs for those who are still keeping those old but gold plugins
I do hate on FL from time to time for one thing or another after having moved away from it after 10 years, but that guy is full of dookies with what he says. Just because an old buhmer grew up with a "serious" "very serious" "glaring at you serious" type of DAW and never expanded their horizon to new things, doesn't mean FL studio can't give you a professional mix and master. Best example, SevenLions 10 years ago made productions, mixes and masters that are as good as anything TODAY.
Fl studio can, but I really dont think it's the optimal one, like ableton live. I wouldn't use these for mixing and mastering. They are better for composing music I think. Now for this guy AP mastering, he is a ragebait, the only purpose of his video are to make people talk about him, he is so proud of himself and egocentric it's a nightmare to watch him
@@aether3395 why wouldn,t you use any of them especially ableton since you can insert infinite number of devices in each channel and you have effect rack which is insane for parallel
@@aether3395 a lot of people I've seen mix and master in Ableton/FL Studio and get incredible results. A lot of people I've seen mix and master in Reaper, Pro Tools, Cubase etc. and it sounds like shit. Skill issue. Alain Paul should shut the fuck up, he is the definition of an egotistical mastering engineer that won't shut his mouth. Can't believe we are back at the period of arguing about which daw is the best.
DAWs have a specific use which he completely misses: Ableton = best at grid. Cubase = best at MIDI. Pro Tools = best at hardware routing. Bitwig = best at modulating (ok he got this one right). Etc.
Ableton, A+, but... I master in Studio One. It has really good tools for doing Mastering Studio One, C - Good for live bands, stock plugins and instruments suck But these are the two that I use
@billysanchez-eh6nn you totally can of course. But for that, you're thinking one song only. Studio One has a whole mastering project where you can import all the songs on your album and master them as one.
I know I'm an outlier here, but I personally find the quality of MacBooks to be pretty questionable. Maybe I've just been seriously unlucky, but I'm now on my 5th MacBook Pro (through work) in 7 years due to various hardware issues; a couple had issues in less than a week. I will say the battery life is amazing though.
Sequoia left out again!!! I don't understand how industrial DAWs are included. Of course y'all would score them low: y'all don't have a clue what you're doing.
Maybe it’s because Sequoia is more geared toward Broadcast and Mastering applications than the rest mentioned? Plus the fact that it’s only on windows really decreases the popularity of it.
There is no "Tier". I learned production on reason 1.0. Yeah im old. Used it for about 5 years. Moved to FL. was on that for a decade or more. Now i use studio one because i use hardware more than when i was young and couldnt afford it. To me, if you're young and broke, FL ableton reason are best. Integrating hardware id lean more toward studio one etc, with that said, i have no issues even today recording hardware in FL either. I just like the flow of Studio one right now. that could change next year and could be back in FL. nobody who listens to music gives a flying F what was used to do it.
That guy who consistently has some of the worst takes on the internet is back with another video of the worst takes on the internet? *Surprised Pikachu face*
Reaper … it just reminds me of anti anything that cost a decent amount of money. Android users who complain about a lack of apps but they don’t pay for shit anyways …. That being said .. I’m gonna try it bahahaha
i still don't recommend Reaper unless you on a budget or a sound designer working toward the game industry. Reaper is actually the best DAW for this.. there is also Cubase Nuendo but it's 1400 USD lolol F that .. and it crashes. Reaper has more customization than Nuendo actually too. still , for most ppl Ableton is probably the best DAW if you can afford it.. the fricking racks and plugin chains built in are goated i will admit. i been watching some ppl do sound design in Ableton lately. you can do crazy stuff.
i saw this when he dropped it... he just makes this way too subjective, no spex or fax.. ex: "it's the best bc i like it a lot. it's cool bc i mean, it just is!" type shit he was saying... shit seriously made me want to never use every DAW he recommended
Why not take points off of Reaper for being so ugly and not optimal to use out of the box without themes, scripts, customization?😂 There is something wrong with Reaper users.
It doesnt surprise me hes Reaper fanboy. Yes Reaper is very powerful, but the learning curve is ASTRONOMICAL. Its not ituitive and very much the least appealing visually.
I use many a DAW for their various features. DAWs are instruments as far as I'm concerned. But I dont like this dude. He's such a closed minded know-it-all who thinks his opinion is the final word FL is fun AF.
I love when people say ridiculous sht like you cant master in ableton or you canf mix in fl studio. 😂😂 Like wtf YOU JUST PUT PLUGINS ON A TRACK YOU CAN DO THAT IN EVERY SINGLE DAW AND IT SOUNDS THE SAME IDIOT
This dude is massively clueless about Final Cut Pro. The connected storyline solved so many problems, and ironically Davinci now works the same way, after shamelessly ripping off Final Cut. He should stick to the sound opinions.
Anyone who claims to rank DAWs based on “pristine audio quality” is automatically disqualified. That’s like saying a spreadsheet application has “pristine number quality.”
@@iamdoomedmusic I don’t believe it. Maybe Luna‘s emulation of a summing console has an audible impact, but that’s about all I can think of among a major professional DAWs.
this is the definitive tier list, if you disagree with this guy you ARE wrong. your opinion does not matter (unless you are dressed for the winter while indoors)
I'm Reaper gang. But I'm also Logic, Ableton & Studio One gang. And I gotta say, these comments are trash. Use whatever you love & better yet, make bias videos of it too. Because duh. Numbskulls.
Why does this dude look like he wants to sell me a fake Rolex in a back alley.
That's what doing Reaper does to you
@@omfgihopethisworks 😂 Nice. I main Reaper, I like getting into a bit of programming and it feels very light weight as far as processing goes, All the shit might need, none that I dont.
18:23 FL studio does have autosave specifically has autosave specifications of how strong you want it to be.
strong? lol
@@trollingfortruth5039its very vague, like 'save before risky operations' whatever tf that means... id rather have it than not tho
Yup, FL has a robust backup saves feature. You can choose between:
• Very frequently (every minute & before risky operations)
• Frequently (every 5 minutes & before risky operations)
• Regularly (every 5 minutes)
• Occasionally (every 10 minutes)
• Rarely (every 15 minutes)
• Never (just remind every 10 minutes in the hint panel)
You can also choose the max amount of saves allowed (up to infinity) and if you want them saved in the project folder or the global folder.
Go easy on that guy. FL Studio has only had an auto save backup feature since version 9.6 released back in 2010. So the guy's information is only fifteen years out of date. Probably like the p!rated version of FL Studio version 8, he's using. 🤣
@@Music-tg5is hahaha nah he's probably just using it cus everyone knows the older versions of fl studio just slap harder. lol
I hope he can get the heat fixed at his house.
Dude, between the CPU efficiency of Reaper and the lack of heat in his flat he’s straight up saving the planet.
This is the comment I was looking for
That dude needs to talk to Benn Jordan about his views on FL studio lmao
Fart when people hug you, it makes them feel strong
adds warmth
@@vukan.mp3 like a tube warmth?
@@trollingfortruth5039 nah toot warmth, u made a typo
I got stuck on Cubase years ago and haven't installed another DAW since. Well, except Reaper, but that was a free demo and I couldn't figure out how to get any audio to come out of it. 1 hour later and I gave up. Going from Cubase to Reaper is like going from Windows to Linux.
Oh, I did also tried StudioOne once but couldn't get the routing to work as I wanted it. Another big learning curve for my old brain. Maybe it's just me... Actually, nah, it's the DAWs. They're at fault. My brain is absolutely perfect. Can't imagine me being the failure point at all. 😂 (jokes)
I started on REAPER because it was back then the cheapest option and had decent functionality. But once I intended to use more MIDI instead of audio, I had the urge to switch. I tested Ableton live and I couldn't get used to the workflow. Then I tested Cubase and immediately clicked for me, how the routing works and how to customize it.
as a big bitwig fan its not ready for S tier. it lacks some QoL that other daws like Ableton has. Especially piano roll.
same with FL. its extremely powerful but the UI holds it back. you can do anything just like bitwig or ableton but its just hard find how to. Also it has auto save whoever said it hasnt dont know shit
BitWig is S tier alone just for the Sandboxed environment alone. You dont even know how much time and loss and headache it has saved you, because it doesn't happen, as opposed to any other DAW.
@gravity00x oh believe me I know. But I've lost time in the piano roll. I'm spoiled by FL and in bitwig you can't even see/choose scale
Fl has the best ui what do you mean
@@amp4105 to look at? sure i like it best. practical? hell no. if you use it for playing in the piano roll and sequencers yeah its the best. other than that, its not practical at all.
The main problem with FL Studio's UI is its window management. It needs to add more consistent layouts, with more consistent control over placement of elements within the DAW. Especially for use within a single display setup. On multiple monitors with detached panels, it's a little easier, but needs big improvements in the former scenario.
There are also workflow improvements required for playlist, mixer and automation. All of which are apparently on their way, having been re-designed / re-worked behind the scenes. Should be interesting to watch how it develops over the next couple of years.
Waveform is quality
The amount of people I hear say that they started on Reason is crazy. I also started on Reason 4 (extended free trial version).
18:20 FL studio does have autosave.... not a lot of people know this but every 10 mins in your project FL makes a temporary copy. its at the top left in green text is says "backup".
Idk how ableton's backup works but I've never lost anything when it's crashed
@@WompRok yeah it makes me laugh when people get furious over FL crashes because its like 3 clicks to get the project back
You can also go in to FLs settings and change the autosave time
@@WS.187 fl really has it all if u know where to look
The back up system has saved me so many times. Even on projects that I didn't initially save at all.
Toro y Moi (Chaz Bear) uses reason as his daw and his productions are mostly audio tracks.
I actually like and use Reaper and don't feel as strongly has he does. He downplays so many DAWs! Ableton would be my sole DAW if it had stem separation and ARA support. Cubase, Studio One and Waveform are pretty solid. I'd make them all A-tier.
Because he's a mastering engineer, and he's not looking at the rest of the DAWs from producer's POV. He made a video later talking about why they gave certain DAWs low rating and showed the insane workflows he has in Reaper for pro mastering workflows.
fl studio has auto save but the auto saves are in the back up folder that shows up in the project folder you were working on
I think the crew of UAD are doing their homework. It is pretty new, but for recording the latency management they did is at least an A tier for me. And they are improving on things like MIDI too. I think there are some serious features coming. I will be not surprised if LUNA becomes the industry standard in the future years
He's not wrong about reaper. Work in sound design for theatre. The export options are amazing, especially when your have a project with 300 cues that you need to render out, all named, numbered etc. Saves so much time. However, wierd that his emphasis is on 'pro' (ie useful but not flashy functionality) but then he says they haven't added anything new for ever. They add amazing and deeply useful functionality all the time. Also use bitwig, ableton, fl, maschine, but reaper will always be my core daw.
Especially the new 7. version.
Ngl Reaper is definitely S tier. Even if I was still using FL Studio, Reaper would still be S tier knowing what it can do. I agree with the whole tier list coz I've tested most of the DAWs.
New weaver, my favourite sight
i started on a drum machine and pro tools and never looked back.
You're going to love his latest video on why Reaper is the only tool you can use for mastering...
im ngl i think he made decent points for why reaper is good for mastering but it doesn't make other options unusable.
I used Emagic Logic back then but I was forced to switch to Cubase, as they swichted to Mac only. They did that to get rid of cracked versions and I really could 't effort Mac then, they been super expensive around 2002. But logic was best daw ever.
I'd back you up on the S tier for Bitwig. The modulation capabilities in Bitwig are really great and the grid is pretty damn cool. Reaper and Bitwig are the two I use, having used FL Studio 15 years ago. Reaper is amazing, but it's harder to use because there's SO much everything everywhere. I tried Ableton for a minute, but I just didn't gel with it.
32:25 that is an atmos renderer pro tools comes with one built in, I use it to mix in atmos frequently
Reaper demonstrates the most efficient usage of cores on Apple's M-series ARM chips compared to other compared DAW's.
The Reason the updates aren't big on bigger daws is because they are more mature daws, newer - smaller daws need bigger updates and features.
1:31 weaver and ableton sittin in a tree
No serious mixing and mastering in fl 😂😂 because eq's and compressors/soothe/sound staging is so different
our uk chad
This guy is way into Reaper. It's my DAW of choice, but he's so obsessive. Like ngl I spent days looking for synths for Reaper when I got it. Reaper's only default synth is ahh.
I'd rate FL Studio, Waveform and Studio One much higher imo. Mainly because those DAWs come with stuff that you won't need 3rd party plugins right away.
Linear Ott is actually coming. Or i got trolled on twitter
I downloaded that guys plugins just to throw them in my recycling bin and delete them😂. Like hes being purposefully hyperbolic, so I felt it necessary to do the same with his work. Not even use it, than trash it. Lol
Reaper is god. THat is is it. Fl and Ableton complete the holy trifecta
So the only definition for good DAW to him is mixing and mastering capabilities. MIDI capabilities don't matter, performance doesn't matter (just watch the Mac M3/M4 DAW comparison to see, how bad some of them perform by not utilizing all cores), price doesn't matter.
I used Reaper, when it was in a 4.x or 5.x version. It was great for audio work, but MIDI wasn't really its forte. I then switched to Cubase and I have no regrets. Even the mixing console and pre-/post-fader FX integration was easy to understand from the beginning.
As with all DAWs, each have their unique features and some suit better for certain applications and workflows than others. However, mixing and mastering is barely done these days with stock functionalities of a DAW. Instead, multiple VSTs come into play and thanks to Steinberg forcing developers to use VST3, we also get really good new plug-ins that simply could not exist in the past.
Ardour is my main, helio is a great side peace for midi Composition. will say have used allot of stuff on Linux, use yabridge with wine for my arturia collection stuff, I have no clue what all the hype is about literally every daw is the same or some kind of jank, audacity is OK Great for denoising. But for some reason you can't convert an image to a spectral waveform, but you can look at a spectrogram to find images secretly baked into audio.on android koala sampler is amazing and just a great akai mpc replacement.
BitWig is definitely S tier. Just the Sandboxed environment blows every other DAW out of the water.
This is my fav feature of Biitwig and is the reason I keep going back over the 5 other daws I have.
and other daws have also stuff that can blow reaper , so what makes it better
@@billysanchez-eh6nn??? You’re joking right? Like sure you may not have to go to community made environments, plug-in, shortcuts but you don’t have NEARLY the flexibility in other daw and reaper flat out does not lack anything your daw can do
@@connerogrady5035so you can build macros across different functions and features and assign a shortcut to it to simplify your workflow?
@@Yuusou. yeah reaper’s insane, I think the best feature(or suite of features) which I can barely scratch the surface of, is the way you can customize and recall different setups for different workflows. Next coolest feature is the actions catalogue(which is exactly what you said) where you can see Every Thing the daw can do, just insane
Probably the best thing that people will get addicted to, and forget they don’t have if they switch away from reaper for a bit, is how most actions are non-destructive, really neat that you don’t even have to undo to get back to where you were, even if the undo list is right there so you can easily click on 87 steps back and read what that action was so you can find where you made your mistake or whatever
What drew me back after a few months of Ableton was the crazy way editing is implemented: especially razor editing (some good TH-cam vids explaining that one) and the way you can just highlight different items on the timeline and you can modify parameters on all of them, or even drag their beginnings, ends or fades
I left BW for S1 and won't look back. BW has some cute quirks to it, but has some downright serious engine and application issues down to the core. I broke when I noticed renders weren't matching playback and parts would go missing. Inexcusable.
Bro, I don’t know about you, but Audacity 2015 just hits different.
Fl auto saves every few minutes, I think you can change the frequency in settings
4:54 soo true :DD
My issue with Ableton is cpu usage. In FL I don't have that problem.
Someone recently told me they updated an avid console at a theater and they charged them an insane bill $
what i hate in ableton for mixing and working precisely, when i'm cutting audio, i have to zoom in to be sure that the cut is exactly on the grid...often if i'm not zooming in, the cut is a little bit off ....is there a way to change this? ...also some days ago when i exported a huge mix for several times because of minor changes, ableton exported it without the drums?! so the first two exported files were ok but after that no drums anymore in the exported file....had to save and reopen the project and when i exported it, the drums were there...but same thing happened after several exports...wtf?
if having that beanie while rating these DAWs wasn't already that obvious 😂😂
btw FL and Reaper user here and im loving both.
FL does have Auto Save btw. and also one of those DAW that can still use 32bit VSTs for those who are still keeping those old but gold plugins
FL studio has wet dry knobs on everything to 🤣 since 2009
REAPER GANG 💀
“Serious mixdown”
“Professional mastering”
Fk thst guuuuy
I do hate on FL from time to time for one thing or another after having moved away from it after 10 years, but that guy is full of dookies with what he says. Just because an old buhmer grew up with a "serious" "very serious" "glaring at you serious" type of DAW and never expanded their horizon to new things, doesn't mean FL studio can't give you a professional mix and master. Best example, SevenLions 10 years ago made productions, mixes and masters that are as good as anything TODAY.
Fl studio can, but I really dont think it's the optimal one, like ableton live. I wouldn't use these for mixing and mastering. They are better for composing music I think. Now for this guy AP mastering, he is a ragebait, the only purpose of his video are to make people talk about him, he is so proud of himself and egocentric it's a nightmare to watch him
@@aether3395 why wouldn,t you use any of them especially ableton since you can insert infinite number of devices in each channel and you have effect rack which is insane for parallel
@@aether3395 a lot of people I've seen mix and master in Ableton/FL Studio and get incredible results. A lot of people I've seen mix and master in Reaper, Pro Tools, Cubase etc. and it sounds like shit. Skill issue.
Alain Paul should shut the fuck up, he is the definition of an egotistical mastering engineer that won't shut his mouth. Can't believe we are back at the period of arguing about which daw is the best.
@@aether3395wow I guess your mastering workflow is simply superior
Just cause he’s an uppity Brit doesn’t mean he’s as stupid as you think
Yeah we get that this is your personal opinion... JEez!
Pro tools better than FL studio at least. The speed of editing, cleaning, comping, etc its only compared with Logic.
DAWs have a specific use which he completely misses: Ableton = best at grid. Cubase = best at MIDI. Pro Tools = best at hardware routing. Bitwig = best at modulating (ok he got this one right). Etc.
Ableton, A+, but... I master in Studio One. It has really good tools for doing Mastering
Studio One, C - Good for live bands, stock plugins and instruments suck
But these are the two that I use
why don,t you master in ableton
@billysanchez-eh6nn you totally can of course. But for that, you're thinking one song only. Studio One has a whole mastering project where you can import all the songs on your album and master them as one.
PSA: Fl studio has autosave! You just have to find the folder it saves to!
I know I'm an outlier here, but I personally find the quality of MacBooks to be pretty questionable. Maybe I've just been seriously unlucky, but I'm now on my 5th MacBook Pro (through work) in 7 years due to various hardware issues; a couple had issues in less than a week. I will say the battery life is amazing though.
He likes Reaper cause its like Logic
7:11 bro roasted him hard 💀
Automatically ranking something as D because it's Windows only? Based
Sequoia left out again!!! I don't understand how industrial DAWs are included. Of course y'all would score them low: y'all don't have a clue what you're doing.
Maybe it’s because Sequoia is more geared toward Broadcast and Mastering applications than the rest mentioned? Plus the fact that it’s only on windows really decreases the popularity of it.
Fl studio was only windows for a loooong time @@KinktendoShamecube
Weaver seperated the Father from the son.
10:35 Same
Tell the Part about FL Studio to Martin Garixx
They all have their benefits.
Sony/Magix Acid Pro is missing
The only thing i agree with in this video is the Virus Recordings sticker
Of course FL-Studio has autosave, what was bro in the chat talking about???😂
Is he a mastering engineer? I don't know if he mentions whether or not he's a mastering engineer. I think maybe he's a mastering engineer. 😂
Do i get Reaper from IKEA?
fruity parametric eq 2 >>>
FL Studio, does have auto save.
Nothing screams "awesome" more than opening a DAW that you need to start coding on.
Can’t use Logic for mixing? Huh? It’s not my fave but yeesh.
Half of these ratings kinda boil down to "it's not Reaper so imma give it a D"
This dude talking about other shit whole reaper talk... you foul af. and im a huge fan..
Acting like logic was to much work was crazy really the easiest daw to use
FL is S tier.
There is no "Tier". I learned production on reason 1.0. Yeah im old. Used it for about 5 years. Moved to FL. was on that for a decade or more. Now i use studio one because i use hardware more than when i was young and couldnt afford it. To me, if you're young and broke, FL ableton reason are best. Integrating hardware id lean more toward studio one etc, with that said, i have no issues even today recording hardware in FL either. I just like the flow of Studio one right now. that could change next year and could be back in FL. nobody who listens to music gives a flying F what was used to do it.
Put pro tools inferior to fl studio is crazy nonetheless
DOWNLOAD 50 MB REAPER AND THEN YOU CAN CODE THE DAW THE WAY YOU WANT.
That guy who consistently has some of the worst takes on the internet is back with another video of the worst takes on the internet? *Surprised Pikachu face*
Reaper … it just reminds me of anti anything that cost a decent amount of money. Android users who complain about a lack of apps but they don’t pay for shit anyways …. That being said .. I’m gonna try it bahahaha
Who is complaining about the lack of apps on android?? 😂 its the other way around lil guy
i still don't recommend Reaper unless you on a budget or a sound designer working toward the game industry. Reaper is actually the best DAW for this.. there is also Cubase Nuendo but it's 1400 USD lolol F that .. and it crashes. Reaper has more customization than Nuendo actually too. still , for most ppl Ableton is probably the best DAW if you can afford it.. the fricking racks and plugin chains built in are goated i will admit. i been watching some ppl do sound design in Ableton lately. you can do crazy stuff.
There is scripting in bitwig
No CLAP support in LIVE. -----C
hows dude gonna shit on DAWs only for windows, but he didn't hate on Logic for being only Apple? wtf
yeah bitwig s tier 4sure
Yes, Bitwig S Tier
I use logic but wtf he called LOGIC beautiful??
i saw this when he dropped it... he just makes this way too subjective, no spex or fax..
ex: "it's the best bc i like it a lot. it's cool bc i mean, it just is!" type shit he was saying...
shit seriously made me want to never use every DAW he recommended
Can't master in fl?
I see screen caps of FL playing str8 from the daw all the fuckin time.
and it sounds better than industry shit.
Well, when dude says it's his job to master,
I now understand why he would want you to think that lol.
It's because he wants to render entire mastered albums out at once instead of individually
bruh , you use fruity gay mobile , you should never talk about music ever again
@@billysanchez-eh6nn You sound like you're 12. "Fruity gay mobile", really? You can do better than that.
Why not take points off of Reaper for being so ugly and not optimal to use out of the box without themes, scripts, customization?😂 There is something wrong with Reaper users.
It doesnt surprise me hes Reaper fanboy. Yes Reaper is very powerful, but the learning curve is ASTRONOMICAL. Its not ituitive and very much the least appealing visually.
Yeah ok reason is on the same level as logic wtf studio one same level as logic? How is it possible.
I use many a DAW for their various features. DAWs are instruments as far as I'm concerned. But I dont like this dude. He's such a closed minded know-it-all who thinks his opinion is the final word
FL is fun AF.
he showing studio one for nuendo. this dude is so mentally ill to some point already
Cant mix in FL ? Utter nonsense
I love when people say ridiculous sht like you cant master in ableton or you canf mix in fl studio. 😂😂 Like wtf YOU JUST PUT PLUGINS ON A TRACK YOU CAN DO THAT IN EVERY SINGLE DAW AND IT SOUNDS THE SAME IDIOT
This guy is a clown. I’m happy Weaver is actually taking his time to expose his nonsense and bias 👍
Homeboy claims to be a pro and also thinks you can use reapers drywet knob on any plugin, ok
REASON CAN DO ANY AND EVERYTHING PLUS MORE HE BUGGING 😮 FOH
Yeah, you don't have to plug in to do sidechaining anymore. There's actually a side chain tool that's available.
This dude is massively clueless about Final Cut Pro. The connected storyline solved so many problems, and ironically Davinci now works the same way, after shamelessly ripping off Final Cut.
He should stick to the sound opinions.
Anyone who claims to rank DAWs based on “pristine audio quality” is automatically disqualified. That’s like saying a spreadsheet application has “pristine number quality.”
True statement. Any DAW can be used to create the highest quality sounds. You just have to be knowledgeable enough to use the tools properly.
that is not true- SRC is a point where DAW`s are different and can downgrade your audio.
@@iamdoomedmusic I don’t believe it. Maybe Luna‘s emulation of a summing console has an audible impact, but that’s about all I can think of among a major professional DAWs.
this is the definitive tier list, if you disagree with this guy you ARE wrong. your opinion does not matter (unless you are dressed for the winter while indoors)
I'm Reaper gang. But I'm also Logic, Ableton & Studio One gang. And I gotta say, these comments are trash. Use whatever you love & better yet, make bias videos of it too. Because duh. Numbskulls.