Audacity vs Logic Pro
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Ease-of-Use
4.3 / 5
4.3 / 5
Value for Money
4.8 / 5
4.4 / 5
Customer Support
4.1 / 5
4.2 / 5
Functionality
4.4 / 5
4.7 / 5
Last Review Written
August 28, 2024
September 23, 2024
Pros/Cons
Pros
- Because of its popularity, I'm happy to stick with it as when a problem arises, there will be a YouTube video describing how to solve it and that's important.
- I love that it's easy to use. The best part for me is that you can download additional features and Plug-ins or even create your own if you know some coding.
- I like to record podcasts, radio dramas, etc. and was recommended this program as a free, good program for that purpose. It's an excellent deal for the money ($0).
Cons
- Audacity suffers from one of the ugliest graphical user interfaces out there. Contrast is poor, the blue-on-grey aesthetic is exhausting, and the icons are straight out of a clipart site from 1998.
- For instance, after the audio recording has stopped one would logically export it to a folder where it would be saved. But you have to press stop, even if the recording has stopped.
- Learning curve is slow and frustrating, specially if you want to work with different tracks.
Pros
- I love the amount of creative freedom Logic gives me especially after all the updates that have happened over the years.
- I love that the software is both incredibly accessible and extremely powerful. Students who have dabbled with GarageBand before can pick up Logic very quickly.
- I like the general layout and integration with MainStage, and ease of use with 3rd party VSTs. Logic is affordable and is a great 1st DAW to learn on, and is many people’s DAW of choice.
Cons
- The only downsides I have encountered are a few software glitches, including a problem when exporting audio.
- However as a professional audio engineer who uses Pro Tools quite a bit for mixing and editing, this is one of the weaknesses of Logic.
- There is no windows version and you can't work with the plugin you I bought them before for other software you need the Mac version to work.
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Desktop - Mac
Desktop - Windows
Desktop - Linux
Desktop - Chromebook
On-Premise - Windows
On-Premise - Linux
Mobile - Android
Mobile - iPhone
Mobile - iPad
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