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You'd be amazed how many pro studios I've been to that have pirated software it's infuriating to see people making money and not giving back to the people who design the programs they use.

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I've always lived by the the code that if you like a program and use it for making money, then you need to buy it and support the company that makes it. While I don't like having to lose USB ports to security devices, I certainly understand the reasoning behind it.

Anything can be cracked, but so far their implementation of a dongle has prevented it.

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Thus far, there have been no reports of a cracked version hitting the web. Take programs like Propellerheads Reason 6 for example. While it's true that a lot of major programs get cracked, many smaller companies that have adopted dongles end up preventing a lot of piracy because no one bothers to crack them most of the time. They just put an extra requirement on legal users, waste of money and resources.Īnd about reaper market share, it is growing a lot, I would bet any time that it will keep doing it for many time to come, would you bet the same for avid? Now to the important part: A dongle function is to prevent ilegal use, do they achieved it? No, all of them have been cracked time and time again. Also if it needs to be physical, well there goes your USB port. If you're going to do copy protection, dongles are just plain better than any other scheme I've interacted with: smaller headaches, and more effective.Įasy, kind of since some of them have some implementation that consumes some resources.

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Reinstalling your computer? Lost all your license key codes? Who cares?! It's on the iLok. Don't even have to deauthorize stuff…just trasfer the license to another iLok user. You put the key on your iLok or eLicenser once and you can run the plugin/app on any computer you use. Heh…dongles are just plain easier to deal with than shit like Service Center. I guess Avid, Steinberg, Waves, Solid State Logic, and Propellerheads should all just pack it in……Reaper's going to take over their market share because of the way they do copy protection. And I slightly prefer the UI in StudioOne to Cubase, though I don't really like either's workflow. My personal favorites are Maschine and Pro Tools…but I could use any of them. I've owned or used Live, Reason, Logic, Pro Tools, Maschine, and Renoise. Renoise (it's a tracker…it's awesome and kinda cool but really weird)īitwig Studio (not out yet…direct competitor for Ableton Live when it does release)

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Presonus StudioOne (very similar to Cubase…like, I'm pretty sure it's just cubase with a different skin and some branding changes…comes with some cool features for recording) MPC Renaissance/Studio (iike Maschine, but made by Akai…also not quite out yet) NI Maschine (may not be inclusive enough to run completely standalone…based on the concept of a groove box) Steinberg Nuendo (one of the top 4 in the industry…kinda like Cubase's big brother)Ĭakewalk Sonar (windows only…some interesting UI features) Steinberg Cubase (one of the top 4 in the industry…looks like a cylon control panel) Propellerheads Reason (based on a hardware workflow, including cable routing and racks…kinda quirky but very good now)Īpple Logic (OS X Only) (one of the top 4 in the industry)Īvid Pro Tools (The recording studio system) Go find tutorial videos and/or demos and just try one.Ībleton Live (very good at live performance & improv) But they were giving out Avid kool aid in the Apple store one day…tasted awesome. And go with it.įor dance music, the most popular are probably Ableton Live, Reason, and Logic…not necessarily in that order (but probably so). If not……just try demos for everything you can get your hands on…or if you're really green, watch beginner/intermediate tutorial videos for everything you can find…see what seems to make sense. For instance, I think it takes forever to do anything in Ableton Live (in a production context), and the first time I posted that on a forum, apparently someone spit out their coffee because they couldn't believe it.Įveryone has their favorite…usually based on the thing that solved problems they had with the first thing they tried.ĭo you have any experience with them or any specific way of working that you think/know you'd like? If so…see if you can find something that fits. They're all capable of pretty much anything…just different ways of working in each one…which is highly subjective. There's kind of a comparison somewhere on gearslutz, but I think it kind of sucked.

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