Pro Tools is up to date. If you're good you can use any DAW. I think every DAW has it's own workflow. Logic is the closest to Pro Tools workflow that you can get.
unless your working in post production, sfx, adr, or pretty much nearly anything except music (unless ofc you’re in a professional setting with 48 channels of i/o running at the same time)
@@FirstEdu many do collaborate and grow together as engineers and producers alike, both are equal disciplines. guess it depends on the personality and character of the person.
Of course i measure out distance between close and room mics to avoid phase problems when all frequencies have different traveling wavelengths so there will always be frequencies that phase cancel
Sound engineers help me.!! I have a super crackling voice in an hour long video..its subtle at times but bad overall..is there a fix repair? On audacity? Or any yt links helping with such stuff
I’m a sound engineer, of course I still use Audacity but I never let anybody know that. I’m a sound engineer, of course I use at least 2 daws but I’m not gonna tell you so.😂
I really hated pro tools when I was forced to use it at uni. The only 2 benefits in my mind for it is - if your in a studio with avid hardware it works best with avid software. 2- working in a “professional” setting amongst other engineers, pro tools is used to back and forth projects. Both reasons to me are never enough to go back and get that stressed out again aha. I use ableton exclusively and i don’t know how it trumps it other than multichannel audio which I can do in reaper for free. What would you say the benefits are that make it superior, maybe something i overlooked ?
Idk if this has changed in recent years or not, but in the past, only Pro Tools was capable of mixing “in the box” in combination with external EQ’s, compressors, and effects.
“Because you came first doesn’t mean you’re the best!” Applies to Protools heavily😂😂 (of course most daws are brilliant these days) it all depends what you’re looking for, they all have their own edge.
I'm a sound engineer- Of course I'm going to spend 40 minutes looking for the correct kick drum- and then spending another 40 minutes trying to eq them. ABLETON > EVERYTHING
The Mutt Lange Def Leppard whisper vocal trick. Not really a true whisper, it's what you did as a kid to make the stadium crowd singing along effect, try it!
In the early 1980s, in a studio with a huge console, I put up a sign that said: "No, it doesn't look like the flight deck of Concorde and yes, I know what every button does!" We've been saying it for that long....
And when it came to patchbays, (ours was a lot bigger than that), when training tape ops, we used to slide the labels out and see what their memories were like. How would you guys do?
If you ever wonder: these button's are not doing anything. They work like layers, where the first layer is on the left and every single one to the right is next layer that you can put over.
My only issue is that if Pro Tools was definitively the superior recording DAW ever. They would of never had to switch to a Subscription based model to fix their profit margins heh
But, why Logic Pro doesn’t have clip-gain automation? That’s one of the main reasons why I don’t use Logic Pro. Also it doesn’t have dotted note metronome. 🧐 I can’t even copy and paste bus value as well, so annoying. Yes. There are a lot of good features in Logic Pro, but some really makes me still use Protools. Plus, the number limit of making routing folders, only two layers are the most. Plus it is too bothering to nudge fading, each time I have to drag the edge of the clip. In terms of multi-take clip, I cannot even trim or fade it. Logic Pro looks nicer and neat, but it has lots of limitations for pros.
Everything was fine except the pt part… so many better avenues now. I’ve used pt since 888s and I also started with Nuendo 1.5… I’m only on Nuendo 13 now
Sound engineers help me.!! I have a super crackling voice in an hour long video..its subtle at times but bad overall..is there a fix repair? On audacity? Or any yt links helping with such stuff
Hi there! Sorry to hear about the crackling issue in your video. Audacity can definitely help! Start by using the Noise Reduction tool to minimize background noise. Next, try the Equalization tool to balance your audio. Best of luck!
This is right on it with the exception of Protools.
all daws are the best
We had a feeling that one would strike a “chord” with a few audio engineers out there lol.
Let me guess....studio one or logic???
That was cool, now, could you do one for Logic Pro? 😎🔥😊
Poo Tools
I'm a sound engineer, of course I'm gonna clap when I enter a room.
Checking the acoustics of every room is a must!
This is so true! 😂 and say “Ah” to check the standing waves.
You killed them all with this 1😂
Gotta check out the impulse response, yessir
Fuckin truth.
The best DAW is the one you’ve mastered to give you your own voice/signature sound.
Exactly, unless it’s FL, then you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about
@@svenmifyyou sound absolutely ignorant homie
@@2high2love t is just a joke sunshine.
@@svenmify right weirdo😂
@@svenmify fl gang
Y’all forgot the “I’m a sound engineer of course I overthink everything in the mix”
🤦♂️ missed opportunities!
Always 😂
The bedroom producer. I fixed the snare in 30 seconds
Pro tool is Stone Age daw 😂😂😂
Logic Pro is the best
Pro Tools is up to date. If you're good you can use any DAW. I think every DAW has it's own workflow. Logic is the closest to Pro Tools workflow that you can get.
@@JamarConleybut logics work flow is way better.
unless your working in post production, sfx, adr, or pretty much nearly anything except music (unless ofc you’re in a professional setting with 48 channels of i/o running at the same time)
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. It lasted for many reasons, you should find out why.
hahaha. The last guy
*Cries in Reaper*
Reaper is very good
16x oversample any plug reaper is op. plus extensions ^^
reaper forever!
*uses the sound of the Reaper tears in mix
I love reaper
I'm a music producer, I eat sound engineers for breakfast. 😂
Why can’t us audio people live in harmony?
Some people just wanna watch the world burn 😭 @@FirstEdu
Nnnope... You do not.
@@FirstEdubecause someone thrown the first marmalade..
@@FirstEdu many do collaborate and grow together as engineers and producers alike, both are equal disciplines. guess it depends on the personality and character of the person.
Pro Tools Guys are like the Vegans of Audio Community
What’s your preferred DAW?
@@bleckybobReaper, You could do ANYTHING you can do in pro tools more intuitively and it wont crash your computer
@@joeyduboisFor real, who even wants that dinosaur DAW anymore. More like slow tools amirite
I'm vegan and I use Studio One
@@ArquelAdonisme too 😂 🥬
I’m sound engineer, so of course I watched this video 3 times.
Routing problems, needing to fix snare for hours, Pro tools.. It all checks out.
I'm angry at how accurate is fixing a snare for five 👏 fricking 👏 hours 👏
Glad to know we are not alone!
Of course i measure out distance between close and room mics to avoid phase problems when all frequencies have different traveling wavelengths so there will always be frequencies that phase cancel
That’s a solid one!
*cries in sound engineer*
Sound engineers help me.!! I have a super crackling voice in an hour long video..its subtle at times but bad overall..is there a fix repair? On audacity? Or any yt links helping with such stuff
I was thinking about how obvious it was that they did this trend with better audio- then they addressed it in the video 😂
They insisted on it!
"I'm a sound engineer. Of course I slam everything into every limiter I can get my hands on. I miss dynamics.
I’m a sound engineer, of course I’ll fix it in post
I'm a sound engineer, of course i'm going to turn up the cowbell
Protools 🤣 Harrison mixing consol all the way.
man being a sound engineer sounds cool
This is pure talent shining through.
Gentlemen, I too am a sound engineer and I approve of this PSA 🙌🏾😂
*Cries in logic*
i’m sound engineer and i will never triple holy war about daw ❤
I’m a sound engineer, of course I still use Audacity but I never let anybody know that.
I’m a sound engineer, of course I use at least 2 daws but I’m not gonna tell you so.😂
I really hated pro tools when I was forced to use it at uni. The only 2 benefits in my mind for it is - if your in a studio with avid hardware it works best with avid software. 2- working in a “professional” setting amongst other engineers, pro tools is used to back and forth projects.
Both reasons to me are never enough to go back and get that stressed out again aha.
I use ableton exclusively and i don’t know how it trumps it other than multichannel audio which I can do in reaper for free.
What would you say the benefits are that make it superior, maybe something i overlooked ?
Idk if this has changed in recent years or not, but in the past, only Pro Tools was capable of mixing “in the box” in combination with external EQ’s, compressors, and effects.
“Because you came first doesn’t mean you’re the best!” Applies to Protools heavily😂😂 (of course most daws are brilliant these days) it all depends what you’re looking for, they all have their own edge.
Everything's so perfect, even the mad cope about slow tools
What do you mean that session wasn't saved on that hard drive? Life of a sound engineer.
#TeamProTools4Life 💪🏼
You have money, you satisfy your sick ambitions with protools 😂
Ableton family here ❤
Pro Toooolzz! 🙌🏾
That snare one is universal
This Soo E Soss.... lost me with pro tool is the best DAW... SHOUT OUT TO ALL THE OTHERS ENG... KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!
Lol in all reality other daws have come a long way. Each also serves different purposes, such as Studio One being better for mastering.
If our sounds engineer tried to invoice for 5 hours for working on the snare I would laugh in their face
I wish the sound engineer for saint anger had worked for more than 5 min on that snare.
@@kingofdjembeI dont hink he worked at all.. fell asleep is my theory.
The DAW is just a canvas, but hey you're a sound engineer so you already knew that.
I liked that snare fixing issue 😅😂
I'm a sound engineer- Of course I'm going to spend 40 minutes looking for the correct kick drum- and then spending another 40 minutes trying to eq them.
ABLETON > EVERYTHING
Going down the rabbit hole of drum samples feels endless.
💀9 times out of 10 I spend 10 minutes looking for a snare... only to end up using the same snare I usually use. @@FirstEdu
I'm a sound engineer.....Of course I have to know how make it sound like what you want when you can't explain what make it sound more blue means.
lolol@@keyoflife24
@@keyoflife24 We should've made everything sound purple!
Pro tools all the way for sure 🔥🔥🔥❤️🔥
So relateable😭😭
Studio one all day 🙌
I am not a sound engineer but I really appreciate your work
I'm a sound engineer, of course I'm going to vibe with the music then overthink about the mix after
Can we call this the "audio professionals paradox?"
I'm software engineer but fl studio is good for me🔥
Don’t sleep on that whisper trick.
That whisper can really set the vibe!
The Mutt Lange Def Leppard whisper vocal trick.
Not really a true whisper, it's what you did as a kid to make the stadium crowd singing along effect, try it!
@@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn whoa! I did not know this was a thing!
ABLTON LIVE FOR LIFE!!
In my first job as a Sound Engineer, people were excited to know what daw I'm gonna use for vocal tracking. I surprised them with Audacity. 😈
M. Night Shyamalan couldn’t have come up with a better twist!
@@FirstEdu 🤣🤣
Had me up until pro tools 🤣
so many sound engineers and nobody thought about the audio of this video.
This is so accurate
Studio one is the most versatile DAW hands down 😂
In the early 1980s, in a studio with a huge console, I put up a sign that said: "No, it doesn't look like the flight deck of Concorde and yes, I know what every button does!" We've been saying it for that long....
I'm a sound engineer ofc I don't need help when I walk into guitar center😂.."No thanks! Jacob "
Reaper is my favorite DAW
You’re making me feel good about my twin 6Be’s.
i'm a sound engineer, of course i bring my own gaff tape
"of course i know what all these buttons do"
Just the same 10 analogs copy and pasted 20 times
Cubase forever
And when it came to patchbays, (ours was a lot bigger than that), when training tape ops, we used to slide the labels out and see what their memories were like. How would you guys do?
Reaper is love ❤
Always the car fr
😂, yep! I can relate.
If you ever wonder: these button's are not doing anything. They work like layers, where the first layer is on the left and every single one to the right is next layer that you can put over.
To the last dude spitting facts gotta let them know feel me 🙏
Respect 🙌❤❤❤❤❤
I'm a sound engineer off course i will be mixing the vocal
bro presses the knob in an SSL G Master Bus Comp
And I'm no engineering 😂 struggling from COVID 19 from daw to daw which can give me perfect mix for my rap...
Ableton rules
Imma sound engineer and I approve this message… except to protools thing
Cubase 13 pro is my go-to
Everything is right lmao relatable, except for pro tools, everyone has their own tools to work with
My only issue is that if Pro Tools was definitively the superior recording DAW ever. They would of never had to switch to a Subscription based model to fix their profit margins heh
Realtalk
im a sound engineer, of course im gonna ask you to run that back.
Dude in the yellow hat looks like paolo banchero
Ableton und Reason zum genießen,dazu noch Cubase 😊
Broo i need to reference mix more
Reason users: I'm a sound engineer, ofcourse I'm gonna automate this polysonic synth to sound like a UFO.
I'm a sound engineer. Of course I have about a million snares and use only a fraction of em.
But, why Logic Pro doesn’t have clip-gain automation? That’s one of the main reasons why I don’t use Logic Pro. Also it doesn’t have dotted note metronome. 🧐 I can’t even copy and paste bus value as well, so annoying. Yes. There are a lot of good features in Logic Pro, but some really makes me still use Protools. Plus, the number limit of making routing folders, only two layers are the most. Plus it is too bothering to nudge fading, each time I have to drag the edge of the clip. In terms of multi-take clip, I cannot even trim or fade it. Logic Pro looks nicer and neat, but it has lots of limitations for pros.
I'm a sound engineer, of course I'm gonna stalk new gear online but can't afford it😅
Fl studio🔥
Everything was fine except the pt part… so many better avenues now. I’ve used pt since 888s and I also started with Nuendo 1.5… I’m only on Nuendo 13 now
my opinion: you have small wiener energy if you argue over what daw is the best
PRO tools is ASS common dude, stop gatekeeping. I'm not testing my music on a damn car stereo either, i dont' make music for cars.
Nope on the PT part😂😂
Reaper masterrace
Reaper definitely has its place in the audio industry.
Overthinkers always stay woke!😊
I'm also a teen ager producer and spent my whole life for perfect kick and snare 😂😢
How to trigger sound engineers: "Cubase sounds better than Pro Tools".
Reaper one love
until you learned Pyramix.
wow that looks great for audio capture !
Man imagine getting paid to stay up until 6am working on a production. Do y'all hire 😅
Well this just prevented me from wanting to become a audio engineers 😭💀 i'll stick to producing
Protools is the superior daw that runs slower if you use newer macs 😂
Sound engineers help me.!! I have a super crackling voice in an hour long video..its subtle at times but bad overall..is there a fix repair? On audacity? Or any yt links helping with such stuff
Hi there! Sorry to hear about the crackling issue in your video. Audacity can definitely help! Start by using the Noise Reduction tool to minimize background noise. Next, try the Equalization tool to balance your audio. Best of luck!
LF3!!!
- FL STUDIO IS THE GAW OF DAWS -