Topic: A.I. audio stem software

[aaronji]

^ Kind of off-topic, but how is Logic Pro as a DAW, in general? I was semi-compelled by work to switch to Mac; at the time, I was using Audition and switched to the Mac version of that when I got the new computer. I am still using it (I can get the educational price, which isn't too bad, and comes with the rest of the Adobe suite). The thing I missed the most at first was actually CDWave. I would consider moving to Logic Pro, though, as I think I would occasionally benefit from the stem feature.

[grawk]

There are a lot of good features to logic pro.  It's what I've been using for years because I bought it for my son to use for recording his music, so it was there.

If you can find a way to get a student discount on it, then it's DEFINITELY worth it.

[RyanJ]

^ Kind of off-topic, but how is Logic Pro as a DAW, in general? I was semi-compelled by work to switch to Mac; at the time, I was using Audition and switched to the Mac version of that when I got the new computer. I am still using it (I can get the educational price, which isn't too bad, and comes with the rest of the Adobe suite). The thing I missed the most at first was actually CDWave. I would consider moving to Logic Pro, though, as I think I would occasionally benefit from the stem feature.

Fission on Mac is comparable to CDWave and I use that with Audition to work on tapes. I definitely missed that too. I installed Parallels just for CDWave before I knew about Fission.

Is the Adobe Suite one of the older ones? I am on the subscription base now and I have been looking for an older legacy suite for my old Mac Mini to run older video tapes through it. But I have yet to find a working disc.

[aaronji]

There are a lot of good features to logic pro.  It's what I've been using for years because I bought it for my son to use for recording his music, so it was there.

If you can find a way to get a student discount on it, then it's DEFINITELY worth it.

Thanks! I am going to look into it a bit...

Fission on Mac is comparable to CDWave and I use that with Audition to work on tapes. I definitely missed that too. I installed Parallels just for CDWave before I knew about Fission.

Is the Adobe Suite one of the older ones? I am on the subscription base now and I have been looking for an older legacy suite for my old Mac Mini to run older video tapes through it. But I have yet to find a working disc.

No, I am also on the subscription service.

As for CDWave, I just drop markers while I am editing and export the tracks directly from Audition.

[opsopcopolis]

^ Kind of off-topic, but how is Logic Pro as a DAW, in general? I was semi-compelled by work to switch to Mac; at the time, I was using Audition and switched to the Mac version of that when I got the new computer. I am still using it (I can get the educational price, which isn't too bad, and comes with the rest of the Adobe suite). The thing I missed the most at first was actually CDWave. I would consider moving to Logic Pro, though, as I think I would occasionally benefit from the stem feature.

Logic is a solid pro-level DAW, thought it's one that is geared way more towards composition than audio editing, and I find it very clunky as somebody used to using programs like ProTools and Reaper. Some people swear by it though

[aaronji]

^ Thank you so much for your comment. I am very used to Audition, so I think I will stick to that for the time being. I only rarely think that some stem separation would be useful, so I will try other options for that, unless I see a bigger need for it and, therefore, Logic Pro.