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Tracktion Waveform Free should be on this list, has no limitations and can be installed on win, mac and linux.

I had to make my own VST3 folder because i didnt have one originally but when i selected the folder to be a plugin path its saying its a VST folder instead of a VST3 folder. How do i change it to a VST3 folder?

Thank you so much! Organization of folders matters at the beginning of any project and without this tutorial I would definitely mess it up😅

very helpful thanks!

Studio one crashed on me yesterday & erased 5 years worth of work… glad to see they’re not on the list in 2024.. too outdated.

There is nothing better than Digital Performer!

Several not mentioned that are way more popular and better than half of those 8 mentioned here: Tracktion Waveform, both paid and their FREE edition is about the best thing to start with in the entire market. Also Bitwig is overtaking Ableton Live, and as mentioned Reason is huge as even if you want more power in the DAW you'll never regret all the Players if you're using generative tools and not recording mostly live musicians, and lastly Studio One. The key is understanding HOW you want to make music and then learning HOW each of those tools fits for those methods and the workflows they suggest. Reason is pretty much unbeatable if you're into generative Players, MIDI manipulation with its chord/arpeggiator/etc. tools. But not so much if you just record traditional live instruments.

lmms over cakewalk?

I use Logic Pro X 11.0.1 and I am quite comfortable with this. I purchased Studio 4 and because I have an M! Max I cannot even open this DAW. I spent quite a bit of money for this.

Why is it so hard to contact you? No email address on the website. Buggy website that doesnt work all the way. Courses seem very intresting but you website doesnt help in selling them.

What app is this?

Reason, Studio One and Bitwig.

hey there, i just tried to go to your website but the domain appears to no longer be active. Is there another place where this information is available?

Non of these Studio one is the one

Im pretty sure Romplur is a scam. I purchased it off their website. never got a license. contacted them on all their socials and emails and nothing. don't buy it!!

Who even uses reaper seriously?

LUNA??????

I'm disappointed you didn't mention Waveform, which I've been using for years and think is excellent.

Reason is the best hands down you gotta cover it

Logic was easy for me to get my head around, Ableton is fun for a change of pace, but Studio One Artist is a bargain if you already have virtual instruments / record your own.

You didn't cover LUNA from Universal Audio. How come?

Cool Man!!! I did not know reaper did all 3 Platforms!! I need Arch Linux b.t.w, and Mac!! Great Video!!!!

wow i liked this content

hi! i have a little problem with the effects that are working through Element FX: i add it to an instrument through the effect chain panel (add KV_Element FX) i add my effect and it works perfectly! but when i try to add it to an automation track, it doesn't want to go there. i try to use ctrl+mouse to drag it to the automation track but it's not working :C i don't know what to do!

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Brilliant tutorial mate

No Studio One, Bitwig, Reason, Waveform. 😂

If it were in the $120 area for the 2 courses I’d be in. A bit steep for someone who isn’t sure about what they are getting into.

Bitwig numba 1

the vst3 works but on closing lmms and reopening, I have to again follow the process. It does not save the settings made. Is there a solution to it?

It would also be useful and interesting if you chose a target, say a simple since or effect, and went through the process of using each of these frameworks so that we could get a sense for how to operate in each of them and also how they compare in terms of ease of use etc. Thanks.

Thank you for the overview! Please do a video that discusses the specific strengths and weaknesses of each of these at a more technical level. This would be relevant to those of us who don’t want to make another version of some thing that already exists but want to innovate new effects and instruments. Thanks!

Been using FL studio for years and rediscover LMMS not too long ago.

This is really good thank you. Do you have any vids on routing matrix? That's what's used to route signals between differnt containers right?

Studio one ??????what about ❤

Can i use them for Live karaoke ? LMMS

Do you have a portfolio of other plugin designs from the course instructor that you could share? It would be great to see the range of looks that could be achieved if you master the course content. Many thanks

Reaper Features 1. 128 audio channels per mixer track 2. Advanced routing features 3. Advanced "side chaining" & modulation for All parameters on any plugin 4. Built-in pitch correction (both auto & manual) 5. Great stock (fx) plugins plus use any 3rd party plugin format {including CLAP, LV2} 6. Extremely Advanced render options & render queue with flexible naming options when rendering multiple items. 7. 32 customizable tool bars 8. Create your own keyboard shortcuts 9. Create custom macros which automates multiple commands into 1 action then map that to a keyboard shortcut 10. Portable install 11. Advanced multiple layered "track freeze" with the ability to go all the way back to the original state even after closing the project 12. Load project in offline mode to troubleshoot buggy vsts 13. Extremely low RAM & CPU usage 14. Amazing noise removal 15. Vocal alignment function built-in 16. Versatile time Stretch options 17. Open & switch between multiple sessions 18. Remote session collaboration tools (NinJAM) 19. Online repository with over 2000 community based enhancements including plugins 20. Sub-project linking. Great for Mastering workflow 21. Remote control daw via any web browser ON ANY DEVICE 22. ChordGUN for Key/chord degree music theory workflow 23. MIDI key lock 24. Save "undo" as a part the project for unlimited "undos" even after closing & reloading sessions 25. Loop record & create take lanes for both audio & midi to capture the perfect performance or use comping to achieve the perfect take 26. Tempo lock samples to your project with built-in sample browser 27. Delta solo 28. Ara support 29. Agnostic tracks... Meaning there are no specific track type. 30. Put Midi, audio, mono, stereo, video or image files, all on the same track 31. Media browser can show 🎶 notes (C, C#, Gb etc) being played in the sample being previewed 32. Video editing & rendering 33. Oversampling for any individual plugin 34. Oversampling for any plugin chain 35. Spectral audio editing 36. Separate GLOBAL slots for Monitoring FX 37. Parallel & multi-band processing for any plugin 38. Advanced automation clip editing & manipulation 39. Midi side processing workflow for any plugin available for any plugin 40. Support for CLAP plugin format 41. MPE Support 42. Markers & Mult-layered Region Marker Reaper 7 43. Create & save plugin containers 44. Track spacers 45. New parallel signal workflow on a single track. Both with plugins & plugin containers 46. New take lanes workflow with new "swipe comping" tool., while still retaining the old comping workflow 47. Gain reduction read out for compressors & limiters that support it 48. Supports 512 physical inputs & 512 physical outputs 49. Advanced Surround sound panning 50. Retroactive midi recording 51. Advanced time stretch algorithms

I had strictly no idea we could build our own VSTs, and I've been using them forever. This video fills a huge gap in my obviously incomplete education... but don't tell anyone will you. Thanks.

Buy the Steinberg IXO22 audio interface and get CUBASE AI for free. If you're new to all this like me, it's plenty to get you started.

Back when I was recording my old band in the mid 2000s I had the most obnoxious and circuitous method of recording. I liked certain interface feels, and Sony Sound Forge was one I liked. I used FL Studio to program our drums and keyboards, and you could only output at 16bit OR 32 bit at that time. So I would output to a 32 bit wav. Slap that puppy into Sound Forge where I had a script to dither it down to 24 bits, and then I would import it into Sony Vegas and use that as a multitrack DAW for audio only and it worked, if gave me everything I needed, I didn't have to learn to use FL as a VST, anything like that. I was stubborn and set in my ways and that was my workflow. Insane, I know haha.

Reaper v7 best in town...and is FREE!

Bitwig is my DAW of choice. I had Ableton Live for years, but never felt very comfortable with it (I hated using TAB to switch between the two workscreens for example). Coming from the old Project 5 (long discontinued already), I felt immediately at home with Bitwig. Long story short, I fianally sold Ableton Live and use Bitwig now in stead. To be fair, for some tasks I use Cubase, that I already own for many, many years. But Bitwig let me experiment and create, so this is my main DAW.

when I close and load my project, The plugin doesn't play the audio. What can I do to fix that?

Romplur is a scam. Lots of issues with stuff not being exported or working as well as subscriptions being taken without permission. Best avoided.

I love Reason and cubase, but if I had start all over again it will be Reaper 1st and Abletone 2nd

Bandlab Cakewalk!

What do you think is the best free Daw for beginners?

Luna!!... especially now that it's not solely tied to a UA interface.

Reaper and Studio One❤❤❤