Best Software?

[scottfisher]

Hey everyone. Firstly, I'd just like to say that I really like most people on this forum, and everyones been so helpful.

Now, onto my question. I was wondering what software you would choose for making your music besides ProTools. Adobe Audition, Sonar, Cubase? Which program? I know theres many more.

Thanks.

[notbradsohner]

what is your budget?

[scottfisher]

About 500-700 dollars. Want a really great program.

[dyingserenity]

their aint a best....depends how good u are at editing and stuffa nd how much u suck...try cooledit pro2

[Rokket]

Originally Posted by scottfisher

About 500-700 dollars. Want a really great program.

For that price, I got Sony Vegas 5.0. It is also a video and dvd suite. And it has surround capabilities. The track count is unlimited. It accepts directX plugins, and it's really easy to use....

[fraserhutch]

Do a search on this forum and you will find that this question, or some varient of it, gets asked several times a month.

[mrmeggs]

I use Nuendo and think its great! I have seen sonar think that is just as good.

[fldrummer]

I don't like Sonar that much. The layout just dose't appeal to me. Save up and get Nuendo.

[Todzilla]

If you're Mac'able, consider Digital Performer.

[xstatic]

$500 - $700? Nuendo will be well out of your price range. If you are not doing video editing, then have a look at Cubase SX 3. In my opinion it's the most professional program on the market (Nuendo included as well of course). Fairly efficient, but laid out very well and of course has native VST and VSTi support as well as some cool options that other appplications just won't do.

[RhythmRmixd]

I second Digital Performer. Especially for MIDI production.