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Odesi speeds up your workflow by making the creation process MUCH FASTER. You can create the MIDI structure of your track very quickly, and then finish your music production inside your favorite DAW.

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The value of the package easily exceeds 2k bucks (maybe even plenty more), so if you end up using just a 4th of it's options and content, you're still enjoying an absolutely great deal.Īs said, this is coming from someone having some major grief with the way Apple does things (well, at least you can get their top level iMac Pro for the pocket money of 15k bucks).Odesi is the fastest way to write Melodies, Basslines, Chord Progressions and Beats. Logic itself then is just another killer deal to boot.

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In the Windows world, you'll have to pay aound 500 bucks for a comparable package already - and it might still not be as beginner friendly.įurther, as has been mentioned, the idea that you can just continue using your projects should you update to Logic is quite marvelleous. There's no other sequencer around that will offer the same ease of use while still providing plenty of functionality and (very decent) content.

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I'm the last person who would defend Apple at all (in fact, pretty much all of their business tactics are almost criminal in my book), but their entry level software offerings that you get for free with any Mac are really great, with GarageBand possibly being the best among them. But you may find over the years that you prefer another software's workflow, UI, feature set, etc.Īs has been said, GarageBand is anything but ridiculous. If you can't make a good mix in Logic, it's not the software's fault (or DP, or PT, or Nuendo, etc.). At one point I knew them both (nearly) inside and out. And it was much better at MIDI and score editing at the time. Most of the guys there preferred to use Pro Tools but Logic allowed me to work much faster. Logic has been my main DAW for nearly 20 years. After a few years, you may realize you want to use another software and jump to another ship. It's a good introduction to Mac-based recording. Is it more capable than Nuendo or PT? Well… that depends on the functionalities you need.Īt $200 it's absolutely capable of professional recording, mixing, and editing - no 3rd party plugins required. Is Logic more capable than, say, DP or Cubase? Many would say so. It's safe to conclude that products like Logic and FCP, at these prices, are mostly developed by Apple to lure people to the platform. Now it's just $200 and it includes all of those bonus plugins. When Emagic was bought by Apple, the software suite cost thousands.

Live, for instance, is more aimed at electronic musicians but all the softwares I mentioned are capable of recording, editing, and mixing bands with guitars and jams and include the basic tools you will need to mix and add effects.

Yes, Logic has competitors (Nuendo, Cubase, ProTools, Digital Performer, Live, etc.) but we really don't have enough info to recommend one over the other. It's reliable and it's quite compatible with hardware. It includes a ton of good plugins and editing functionalities.

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