Their
will always be a debate about which is the better DAW Logic Vs. Pro Tools. Some
people love to mix and Logic and others love to mix in the industry standard
Pro Tools. If you think about it they
both do the same and the end product is the same. If you were to listen to a song
or a beat on the radio or even in studio headphones could you tell if the beat
was mixed down in Logic or Pro Tools? Could you tell if the song was mixed in
Logic or Pro Tools?
Both
Pro Tools and Logic can be used to compose, record, edit, and mix. Pro Tools is
known mainly for adding the beginning touches to a song better known mixing. Then it goes to get mastered which is a whole
different process and DAW. Logic is more on the artist/ creative side while Pro
Tools is on the engineer/technical side.
As for
the tech Specs in Pro Tools you can record high-resolution audio up to
32-bit/192kHz and experience exceptionally low latency. Logic has a resolution
of 64-bit. Logic on has a total of 64 busses while PT has 256 busses, Logic has
102 software instruments and PT only has 64. With PT you only get 160 Aux
channel strips and with Logic you get 255 Aux channels.
Pro
Tools is also known for contributing to work in the audio postproduction industry
and video editing. When working on Postproduction it is best to work in Pro
Tools HD. On Pro Tools HD you can mix in stereo or surround sound basically
mono up to 7.1 surround sound.
In conclusion
when it comes down to picking which DAW you want it all depends on what you are
trying to do and how much you want to spend. Logic runs on Intel Mac and allows
you to connect to any audio interface. Now when it comes to Pro Tools you have
can now take your session with you wherever you go and mix with out carry an AVID
interface along with you. All you simply need is and Ilok, and if you recording
you can use any interface you like. Pro
Tools 10 would run you $ 699.00 USD and Logic 9 would run you $199.99 USD
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