fenderlady
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Since the previous poll was started in 2001 and DAW's have changed SO much in that time. Lets see what people are doing now! 
What recording/mixing software are you using?
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Mostly Rezound for stereo work. If the need for multitrack would arrise the Ardour. Sometimes still Cool Edit Pro to transfer old projects.
countrylac
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Samplitude, to me it's just simple and full of features.
Zetajazz44
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Been using Pro Tools for over 6 years...and although it's not too popular on this forum, I love it!
fenderlady
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Hey if Pro Tools works for you then use it! It really comes down to the DAW you know and feel comfortable with!
mshilarious
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Wavelab 5, need to check if 6 is out yet 
fenderlady
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Do you feel that Cubase has improved since Yamaha bought them?
rxkevco
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No,, not really, although to be fair to them, yamaha hasnt been in charge for long.
Dont forget ,, steinberg were in the process of changing over to pinnicle,s way of doing things, and then all of a sudden,,, yamaha buys out the lot.
There are a lot of corporate changes and huge business initiatives to get up and running before yamaha gets to make any solid changes to cubase.
There are still the occassional bugs that turn up in sx 3 although they have got patches together for most of them. The eagerly awaited and some say,, long overdue,, sx4 will be with us sometime this year, but as with most of steinbergs products, there is always going to be the initial bugs and growing pains found in any new software.
I do think that once yamaha gets steinberg up on its feet again , i can see cubase becoming the software of choice. We all know of yamahas fantastic quality, innovative designs and customer support and everyone is hoping that it will eventually lead to a new cubase that is bug free,, runs smoothly, and appeals to newcomers as well as hardened musicians and studio engineers alike.
I am sure they will be making changes for the best when they get going.
Dont forget ,, steinberg were in the process of changing over to pinnicle,s way of doing things, and then all of a sudden,,, yamaha buys out the lot.
There are a lot of corporate changes and huge business initiatives to get up and running before yamaha gets to make any solid changes to cubase.
There are still the occassional bugs that turn up in sx 3 although they have got patches together for most of them. The eagerly awaited and some say,, long overdue,, sx4 will be with us sometime this year, but as with most of steinbergs products, there is always going to be the initial bugs and growing pains found in any new software.
I do think that once yamaha gets steinberg up on its feet again , i can see cubase becoming the software of choice. We all know of yamahas fantastic quality, innovative designs and customer support and everyone is hoping that it will eventually lead to a new cubase that is bug free,, runs smoothly, and appeals to newcomers as well as hardened musicians and studio engineers alike.
I am sure they will be making changes for the best when they get going.
fenderlady
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Thanks rxkevco. I was wondering how people felt after Yamaha bought them out. It will be interesting to see what develops with it after a while. We can all hope it is for the better!