Just curious if there are many on here that use LUNA, I was thinking about moving from PT and tips and opinions would be useful

 

I've recently started using the Windows beta version, it's a fantastic DAW and I really like the workflow. It's only going to get better with Universal Audio releasing constant updates. I would find that section very useful

 

I haven't seen many LUNA users since it released in mid 2020, I don't think UA cares about it at all, it's merely a nice host for their overpriced plugins imo,
also the original concept of UA hardware integration into UA DAW seems to be almost dead now when literally all new UA interfaces come without internal outdated DSP chips,
Windows version is still "open beta" so not something you want to replace whatever current DAW you use yet,
last but not least, fuck iLok

 

Yeah, I've been messing around with it, nothing to write home about but if UAD would show it some love it could be a powerhouse DAW to compete with the big boys, I'm a Pro Fools guy myself and since we didn't get anything good from the teams in that regard, I've been thinking about switching over to something else, problem is I've tried most of the other guys Reaper included, can't seem to get the feel for any of them

 

And, if you're old enough to remember, at one point Presonus was just a hardware manufacturer until they hired some former steinberg guys, now Studio One is a powerhouse DAW used by tons of people and studios, we never know what will happen in the DAW world.....

 

"The original concept of UA hardware integration into UA DAW seems to be almost dead now when literally all new UA interfaces come without internal outdated DSP chips"

That is not accurate at all. The new X Series Gen 2 all have DSP chips, same as ever.

A for the rest of what you said, you clearly know little to nothing about Luna, and have worked with it very little or not at all.
If you had, you wouldn't have said 3/4 what it is that you said. Basically the only informed and on point thing you said was that Windows users should probably proceed with caution.