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different in software for mixing?

Is there a different in the software for mixing? beside plugins.

I have protools LE, and looking to try different software to see what kind of mixes i can achieve out of each one. Is there really a different? or should i just stick with my protools LE.

I was looking at something like Cubase SX.
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I don't think the programs are the limiting factor, it's the person using it...
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I don't think the programs are the limiting factor, it's the person using it...
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granted you are correct. probably need to change the title to not just mixing.

I'm looking for something with midi and something i can make a better tempo map also for editing.
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Well, I have tried Cubase and Logic, but Cakewalk Sonar works best for me...

Tempo-mapping is dead easy in Sonar, can't really speak for the other alternatives...
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