A.) Ableton also VCV Rack 2 (Free)
B.) Halfway through upgrading to Windows 10.
C.) Software developers don't want me using their stuff because I refuse to pay for it. But if you're asking whose products do I like? Ableton stock, Fabfilter, Uhe, PSP, D16, Sugarbytes. Moog and Elektron

 

Last edited: Dec 9, 2022

A: Studio One (music), Pro Tools (game audio)
B: Win10
C: Melda, U-He, PA, Native Instruments, IK Multimedia

 

Last edited: Dec 9, 2022

A: Logic Pro
B: Mac OSX Monterey
C: Spitfire Audio

 

Did you mean poll? But I find it a bit more humane than a cold statistic. I will evaluate the results in January.

 

I assumed he meant poo. ie

"What dogshit DAW are you using on your dogship operating system? If it isn't the one that I prefer, your choice is literally faeces."

 

A: Studio One/Nuendo
B: Win 10
C: Fabfilter, Eventide, SSL, Voxengo, GRM etc etc. For basic tasks: Always Fabfilter.

 

A. Bandlab Cakewalk
B. Windows 11
C. SSL, SoftTube, IK Multimedia, BrainWorx, Akai, PSP, plus many more

 

A. Cubase pro 12
B. Windows 10
C. There are a lot.
KORG : in love with their 80s/90s workstations, today they remain innovative while respectful to their legacy offering intuitive products that prioritize musicality. I'm still impressed by Spectrasonics products, Omnisphere in particular.
For FX: Sonible, MeldaProduction, Flux, Focusrite, iZotope, Zynaptiq are impressive.

 

Nightwish composer and keyboard player likes this

 

A: Renoise
B: Windows
C: Waves

 

A: Ableton Live Suite 11.2.6
B: Windows 11
C: Kilohearts, Arturia, Fabfilter, Valhalla DSP, Native Instruments. Also while it's a single program, I use it in every project: Omnisphere. I just love that instrument despite how much of pain in the ass it can be at times. Lmao

 

A: Cubase Pro 12
B: Windows 10
C: Kontakt, Toontrack, ReFX, Fabfilter, iZotope

 

yeah, misspelled it.

If you're planning to evaluate all answers to collect info and make statistics then a pool isn't necessary. My apologies.

 

A: Cubase 12 (Switched from Logic Pro X)
B: Windows 10 (Switched from macOS Catalina)
C: Kontakt (NI), Cinematic Studio Series, Ample Sound, Toontrack, Fabfilter, Valhalla, Altiverb

 

A. Studio One 5 on several years, but now turn to Cubase 12.
B. Windows 11 21H2 64bit.
C. Company I use tho most is WAVES, Native Instruments, IK Multimedia, FXpansion, STL Tones, FabFilter, Plugin Alliance.
But, the best company for me is Plugin Alliance

 

Last edited: Dec 14, 2022

A. Reaper
B. Windows 7, it just works, no need or time to upgrade.
C. Ungodly amounts of Toontrack. Mostly drum stuff as I have a huge VDrum kit. Ownhammer IRs for my Headrush Pedalboard.

 

Avid (PT-MC) / DP use the most : Logic (preferred DAW for personal use)
macOS Ventura
Stock / FF / Izotope

 

Last edited: Dec 14, 2022

A) Cakewalk by Bandlab
b) Windows 10
C) Native Instruments, Soundtoys, Vertigo Sound ( PA), Softube harmonic enhancer plugin, Fabfilter, GForce, Izotope, various synths

why Cakewalk? ive used it over a dozen years, still sounds the best to me, specifically sample libraries

sure i can make up some of the bass with VSM-3, but why bother to do that all the time

Cheers!

 

Last edited: Dec 14, 2022

Ok, why not

A: Bitwig, the only DAW I use
B: Windows & macOS, equally
C: I use several software tools from differing companies in pretty equal measure. Some are Brainworx, Eventide, Relab Development, Korg & u-he to name a few.

 

A: Pro Tools 12.5
B: Windows 10 1709 Enterprise
C: Kontakt; Addictive Drums; Waves; FabFilter

My genres are pop/rock/ballad vocal.
All guidetrack recording vocal w guitar.

Microphones Telefunken/Neumann U47, Shure SM57, Sennheiser 421
Preamps UA 610
Mixer Yamaha O2R
Monitor (Room) QUAD 303/405/ESL57
Monitor (Head) David Clark 10S / DC