Still, I prefer ACID Pro for wave-based (rather than MIDI-based) music that makes extensive use of loops.ĭue to my history as an audio engineer and having worked at many studios over the years, I've been exposed to a wide range of DAWs from Pro Tools, Cakewalk, and Nuendo to Reaper, Max/MSP/Jitter, and Processing. I feel that ACID Pro has a better audio engine for looping, although for many purposes this is not noticeable. To this day, Ableton Live has still not entirely figured out how to prevent clicks and pops at the beginning and end of loops, especially lower frequencies like basslines, without shaving an arbitrary amount of time off each side (.5 ms by default), resulting in lessened attack and audio artifacts during cuts. However, I still prefer time-stretching sound quality in ACID Pro, as well as the lack of audio artifacts in looping. If I were running a lot of hardware synthesizers, or even softsynths using MIDI, I would prefer another DAW since they often have better features, for instance in the shuffle department where Ableton Live has hundreds of shuffles to choose from for MIDI instruments. It is great for audio-forward production, rather than MIDI-forward. Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS)ĪCID Pro is great for electronic music, hip hop, and any loop-based music production such as for videogame soundtracks.Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST).
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