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2017/11/28 19:39:24 (permalink)

A good hands on review of Bitwig

For me now it's either Bitwig or Studio One. Studio One has ARA, and a larger user base (probably), but Bitwig is a really innovative DAW that has loads of really cool "why didn't DAW x think of that" features that I can genuinely see improving my workflow and creativity. I'm in two minds because I don't want to buy into a DAW that ends up struggling financially like Sonar, so it's tempting to go with the "safer" option, but then again watching this review has really shifted me further toward Bitwig. Worth a watch if you're considering it too. 
 


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    Re: A good hands on review of Bitwig 2017/11/28 20:19:34 (permalink)
    I already have a fully licensed copy of Studio One Pro 3.x.
     
    But for shingles and gits I'll watch the vid at lunch.

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    Re: A good hands on review of Bitwig 2017/11/29 04:38:41 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Linear Phase 2017/11/29 04:42:56
    sharke
    For me now it's either Bitwig or Studio One. Studio One has ARA, and a larger user base (probably), but Bitwig is a really innovative DAW that has loads of really cool "why didn't DAW x think of that" features that I can genuinely see improving my workflow and creativity. I'm in two minds because I don't want to buy into a DAW that ends up struggling financially like Sonar, so it's tempting to go with the "safer" option, but then again watching this review has really shifted me further toward Bitwig. Worth a watch if you're considering it too. 
     





    Looks more like he's playing Tetris! 

     
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