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Live vs Pro Tools: Which is best for you?
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- Very versatile software that offers many good quality internal tools, VST instruments included, as well as audio editing options.
- The user interface is not as intuitive as some other music production software, and includes fewer features on the basic version of Live
- Top notch quality, use-ability and functionality.
- In these cases, I'm recording and not actually engineering; but at the board, I'm not really the biggest fan.
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