Topic: Best DAW for simple editing

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Replied May 1, 2015 at 19:44 #1980236

Charles Allen
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You might find Mixcraft 7 to be to your liking.

Replied May 2, 2015 at 17:48 #1980245

cevero
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FL Studio can do it for you. The step sequencer looks exactly like that. I know a lot of people still have bad ideas about FL Studio but with a nice set of plug ins its really great to work with, any style of music.

Replied October 21, 2018 at 17:34 #2103450

Shadows
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If you are using Mac, ultimately, you should use Logic Pro. It is what My co-guitar player uses for all of our recording.

He edits drum track on the fly and is a super easy software to get used too

Replied October 21, 2018 at 21:22 #2103811

Jorg
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Shadows wrote:

If you are using Mac, ultimately, you should use Logic Pro. It is what My co-guitar player uses for all of our recording.

He edits drum track on the fly and is a super easy software to get used too

Yeah, and it costs only 200 bucks…

Replied October 22, 2018 at 08:16 #2104304

Henrik
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The screenshot you posted is a Step Sequencer, which originally comes from how you used to program synthesizers and drum machines back in the days. It’s basically a grid editor, where the grid is locked so you only can place MIDI notes on fixed positions. It’s similar to use Snap in a grid editor, and set the resolution to 4ths or 8ths – which all DAWs can do 🙂 If you want a simple DAW on a Mac I would suggest Garageband.

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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Best DAW for simple editing

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