So we’ve touched on Rock Production, but what about Dance Music and Hip Hop? Obviously all of the DAW’s can create Rap, Hip Hop and EDM, Virtual Synths and a myriad of third party plug ins enable us to create amazing music. I made an album with Paul Gilbert and he used Nuendo, he flew around that program with ease and the results were superlative! Our good friend David Mood is a Studio One Expert who has shared many tips with us, Reaper has many amazing followers and FL Studio is the main stay of Mick Gordon, virtuoso Rock Guitar player and Video Game Composer. Both of them believe that Logic’s stock plug ins give third party plug ins a run for their money. CJ as an accomplished Keyboard player who navigates Logic with ease and Ulrich mixes great Heavy Rock. Producers, Songwriters and Mixers like Ulrich Wilde and CJ Vanston both use Logic and make amazing music. Although a main stay with Rock Producers, not everyone uses Pro Tools. There are now many options in DAWs, the older ‘legacy’ DAW’s like Pro Tools have amazing audio editing capabilities that I find incredibly easy to use.
Increasingly these studios see sessions where Producers and Artists bring in their own set ups to utilize their amazing sounding live rooms, massive mic collection and Class A recording consoles. Here is Los Angeles every one of the remaining major studios such as Sunset Sound or United Recording have a Pro Tools Rigs in every control room, large HDX rigs with multiple outputs feeding large format consoles. What DAW is the best one to use? I get asked this all the time and the answer is simple.
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