Hi all,
Welcome in the "Your first DAW !" thread.![:o]( "Surprised")
So tell me !
What was your first DAW you ever used?
And which other ones did you try or use before you end up with your current setup?
My first one was Syntrillium Cool Edit 2000. Now I'm talking back in the days around the millennium, using Windows XP on my dad's computer.
I haven't done anything spectacular with this back then, but I know some other artists who have influenced me a lot. Seemed later on they were using this software too apparently.
Years later, I got back into music after a break, I recorded my first demo album with Samplitude Music Studio (Magix), aswel on Windows.
It worked well though, with some crashes every now and then... but then the pc crashed with a Windows upgrade, couldn't restore with the official backup dvd's, and I ended up with Linux. (I had a live dvd with Sabayon Linux, couldn't resist, since I love that dessert)
That installed within half an hour and worked surprisingly directly out of the box.
I've been experimenting with different DAW's: Ardour, LMMS, Waveform/Tracktion, Qtractor and many others... never found it 100% my cup of tea. (I've spend testing the same amount of Linux distros in that time)
Now I'm already a couple of years happy using Reaper (under Linux Mint).
I'm curious about your journey![:)]( "Smile")
Welcome in the "Your first DAW !" thread.
So tell me !
What was your first DAW you ever used?
And which other ones did you try or use before you end up with your current setup?
My first one was Syntrillium Cool Edit 2000. Now I'm talking back in the days around the millennium, using Windows XP on my dad's computer.
I haven't done anything spectacular with this back then, but I know some other artists who have influenced me a lot. Seemed later on they were using this software too apparently.
Years later, I got back into music after a break, I recorded my first demo album with Samplitude Music Studio (Magix), aswel on Windows.
It worked well though, with some crashes every now and then... but then the pc crashed with a Windows upgrade, couldn't restore with the official backup dvd's, and I ended up with Linux. (I had a live dvd with Sabayon Linux, couldn't resist, since I love that dessert)
That installed within half an hour and worked surprisingly directly out of the box.
I've been experimenting with different DAW's: Ardour, LMMS, Waveform/Tracktion, Qtractor and many others... never found it 100% my cup of tea. (I've spend testing the same amount of Linux distros in that time)
Now I'm already a couple of years happy using Reaper (under Linux Mint).
I'm curious about your journey
Statistics: Posted by bulevardi — Wed Mar 27, 2024 1:14 pm — Replies 1 — Views 22
