Pro Tools 8.03 on PC with Reaper rewired in

Cubase 5 on a PC.

sonar 8 pc

Studio One Pro on a Quad core PC

Logic 9.1.1 on Mac (OSX 1.6.3) and loving it!

Samplitude 11 and 64bit OS

Samplitude 11.03 and a custom built PC
Works like a champ!
Cheers

Here are the details
---SOFTWARE---
SAMPLITUDE 11.03 Pro w/ Restoration Suite, Windows 7 Pro 64
BRAINWORX TT Dynamic Range Meter
CHANDLER LIMITED EMI Abbey Road Bundle, RS127 & RS135 Brilliance Pack, TG12412 & TG12414 Mastering EG's, TG12413 1969 & 2005 Compressors
DDMF LP10 Eq, NY compressor
FLUX EPure II, Solera II, Pure Limiter II, Bitter Sweet II, Stereo Tool. Ver. 2.0.40
IZOTOPE Ozone 4, Vinyl
WAVES Dorroughs Meter Collection V7r8
---COMPUTER---
ASUS P6T, Intel i7 920 2.66 G Hz, OC'ed to 3.2 GHz, Zalman CNPS9900A Copper CPU Cooler,
6GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600Mhz RAM
PNY 9800GT Video Card, 2-Dell E228WFP Monitors
ASUS 4x Blu-Ray ROM, 2-HP DVD 1270 Burners, 500GB 7200 rpm Seagate Barracuda 7200.12, 1TB 7200 rpm Seagate Barracuda 7200.12, 2 - 1 TB 7200 rpm Maxtor One Touch USB 2.0 Drives
SIIG 3 port Fire-wire Card, CM Silent Pro M 700 PSU
---AUDIO---
LYNX AES16e, LYNX Aurora 16, PreSonus Monitor Station, Adam A-7's, Paradigm Reference Studio 60's, Klipsch Reference Sub

Sonar 8.5.3

Nuendo 4.3 with extra pak, on a PC dual quad core with 32m ram and 6 tera byte audio drives. SSL converters and RME lightpipe pci card, 4 monitor card.
can you say smokin!!

SAWStudio and on rare occasions Audition 3

I use Sonar 8.5 PE on an HP Notebook (nothing fancy, just Centrino Core2Duo). It runs nice though!

I use Cakewalk Sonar 8. The reason is simple. I have been with cakewalk for 10 years.

I use mostly Reaper, I have Cubase 5 and Audition 3.0, but I always end up with Reaper. Just suits my work flow.

Audacity
Ardour
arecord

for audio capture. And my field recorder which is most of what I use. And probably a dozen or so for editing. And then there's video.

Hi, there ... this is my first post here.

I use Adobe Audition 3 on a PC.

I use Logic on my MacBook Pro, but Sonar on PC. For Live recordngs, I use Reaper as it is a small programme and works very well.

Cheers
HantuUK

Sonar 8.5 and Record on a tricked-out Falcon Northwest PC. Having to record live into Sound Forge, seems i'm losing db's during the bounce to master within Sonar.

ProTools 8, Logic 9 and Ableton 8 on a MacBook. More into ProTools for production/tracking. Ableton mainly for some dance music/ performance dj.

I use Logic Express on a MacBook Pro. But looking to upgrade to Logic 9 soon. I don't have much experience with other programs.

Sonar X1 producer on PC. I have used Sonar since version 3.0

CUBASE ROCKS!!!!!!!

i use Cubase 5 with Mac pro

I use sonar 8.5.3 on DAW that i buildup myself

I use Cubase 4 on my Macbook Pro Mainly because I started out on a cubase platform. I'm just learning how to use PT on a mac at school. The program at my school also uses Samplitude for recording recitals and other concerts. After having used all three of these its easy to see that each program is specialized towards a certain task. More or less.

They're all good programs, just preference and application I suppose.

I usually use both Pro Tools 8 and Logic Pro (there are pros and cons to both, and knowing them both can only help, although I do get the quick keys confused sometimes!). And then I use a Mac OS.

As Marc Bolan once said, "Rock On!"

--- taxmanmrthief19

Self customized PC and HP laptop - Nuendo 3

Mac Pro with Logic Express 9

Sonar Producer 8 on PC... love it...mostly, haha! There are few editing quirks that I don't care for. Other than that it performs pretty well.

Upgrade, had to get an upgrade.

15 inch Macbook Pro 2.2GHz quad i7, with the new mysterious thunderbolt bus, and Logic9.13!

This is new to me and I am in my training phase. Currently it is PT8.0.1 on a Mac with an 003 surface. I will also have a PC with Sonar 8.5.3 Producer I still use the Alesis HD24 and have an Alesis Firewire Dock on the way. All of this is fronted by a bunch of analog stuff.

An update.

Its now PT9.0.2. A newer Mac Quad-core and lots of ram. The PC is a dual-core w/ Sonar and Cubase. I also added an Eleven Rack processor.

I use samplitude since samplitude and sequoia are high-definition digital audio workstations (DAWs), specializing in recording, editing, mixing and mastering. Both programs utilize an almost legendary audio engine and are independent of proprietary audio hardware as native software programs.Samplitude sounds better IMHO

Up to Sonar X1!

Darkmatter, post: 365562 wrote: Sonar Producer 8 on PC... love it...mostly, haha! There are few editing quirks that I don't care for. Other than that it performs pretty well.

Updated to Sonar X1 - Fairly good improvement, especially with the multi-tool.

SONAR X1 prod., $1200 Dell XPS Laptop, excellent first setup.:cool:

ableton 8.11 , Reason, and trying to instal melodyne but it wount let me -.- . Cakewalk, but ableton is the main other is used as rewire.

Cubase on a PC. Works well for me.

I have cubase 5 on a Toshiba Satellite Pro. It works fine for me.

I still have ProTools but I upgraded Sonar to XI Expanded. I have to say that after personalizing the interface, it is a huge improvement. Sonar has some amazing tools. You really can sound good "straight out of the box". No need to buy other plugins(unless you really want them). The plugins with XI are really nice. I'm impressed and mostly converted. Just waiting to get an UA Apollo now and I will be fully satisfied.

good move Hue,

The Apollo is on my radar now too. What is the expanded part to Sonar? I've been thinking of upgrading 8.5 for months. Sounds like I should?

Expanded adds Softube Saturation knob to Pro Channel and the possibility to add additional integrated plugins. The ability to upload directly to Soundcloud from within Sonar, drag and drop signal chain as well as several other improvements.

The cool thing about the ProChannel Modules is that they are integrated so although they still take up cpu power and add some latency, they are already part of the channel. You don't have to load them, they are there on every channel.

The details are here: Cakewalk - X1 Producer - SONAR X1 Producer Expanded

The upgrade was a mere $110 with Expanded. The upgrade to XI on it's own is $100. The sale may have ended though. Expanded is $49 otherwise.

Why isn't Logic an option in the poll?

undertone, post: 386120 wrote: Why isn't Logic an option in the poll?

It simply was not an option posted by the OP, many, many moons ago.