Hi all !Digital Performer 8.0 (32 bit) & MuLab UL i just wanth to know in your opinion the "good" & the "bad" in these 2 daw's from those who used it or use it ! P.S.- Digital Performer 8.0 (32 bit) its now for windows too

 

Digital Performer 8.0 (32 bit? why not 64bit its available to... much faster load and performace wise
Motu Performer 8 is Difficult to learn if you haven't already ! How ever its a very intelligent DAW No Doubt
with a lot to offer MULab never heard of so that's all I can tell ya from my end at 4:00am here Cheers

 

C'mon man, DP? Seriously?

I would choose any other daw anytime, just to avoid the existence of this one.

Anyway, back on topic, when i tried it a year ago, i was like searching a fast way to uninstall it, so i can't say much about it, maybe just that is not that similar to the other daws and the GUI and concept may kinda feel steep, ugly and workflow assassin (at least for a modern music producer.. )

 

Why even make a comment?
He have choose to use DP i guess he feels the same about your choice of DAW so what works for you may NOT work for him is that so hard?..

I have tried every DAW i know of even ones that is discountinued since many years like D.O.P.
Now i cant for my life like FL or Live i have tried both but unlike you i didnt searched for an uninstall button directly after i open the program i had it for some months looked at some tutorials from Mag:s and Youtube and Video tutorials like Groove3 then i uninstall them.

Now i trying to learn DP and i must say it is very good DAW i would choose that everyday compared to the danceorinted daw:s like Live and FL..

 

DP 8 Was a major upgrade and is a killer DAW You Caint be SErious on your statement Evorax THATS Crazy

 

The good one is the one enabling you to do the best job.

 

First of all, i don't even use your examples (FL Studio or Live) but they're good DAWs as well. Man... you must admit that it happens sometimes in a musician's life to get frightened by a certain DAW , that's what i faced with DP.

Anyway, i didn't tried to offend someone, i just expressed my (negative) opinion about my experience that i had with it. I just don't like that tiny looking elements of DP's GUI or the "different" way of using it compared to the "mainstream" workflow of the other DAWs.

Anyway, i won't get mad if you y'all will hate me, because some buddies right here if they love me, they will accept my little sins

 

Thank you all for your help , youre much kind.I have learned FL STUDIO,LIVE,SAMPLITUDE & REAPER BUT I HAVE INSTALLED THESE TOO JUST TO SEE AND MAYBE FIND SOME COOL STUFF,ANYWAY BEST PEOPLE ON THE BEST MUSIC PRODUCTION FORUM !

 

So you see y'all? I didn't tried to offend his choice. (He even wrote "Opinions" as the Topic Description). He's experimenting a bunch of daws to see exactly what suits him best. I did this in the past and for me, DP was like a fat lady where i couldn't find her pussy to insert my DMajor in.

 

lol DAW wars...they never end

 

After reading a rave review of MOTU DP in a magazine over a decade go, I dedicded to try it on my winbox last year.

It was just really, really slow & I deleted it a few days later. But, it has its merits:

• Good formant/pitch tools for vocals (i tested this)
• Good, sensible, traditional DAW approach
• Multiplatform, surround mixing - up to 10.2
• Waveform editor?

See also their official page: http://www.motu.com/products/software/dp/features.html

 

Thank you all guys !