Name Your DAW!

[claham]

MIDI of course. That standard hasn't changed a bit. You could send CC messages, backup sysex, etc

You could actually use your ancient computer as a controller!? Haven't crossed my mind.

 

[plyall]

Logic Pro X

 

[Lax]

I use cubase LE 4? On an asus eeepc

 

[rushfan]

Sonar

 

[mnwst]

Curious- why no Pro Tools love? I'm thinking about upgrading to a Mac and to PT 11 from an old PC and PT version. Would consider Logic but am very comfortable with PT. Thanks!

 

[MadMac]

Logic X (because "Made in Germany")
Mac Mini i7 Server
Presonus 16/4/2AI
Atomic CLR

 

[Rocket Brother]

Logic Pro X

 

[chucma]

Cubase 7.5 (on a MacBook Pro)

 

[maschoff]

Ableton Live 9 with Push

 

[swass]

Reaper with Windows and Logic Pro X with Mac

 

[karmakarmakarma]

Reason 7.

@Karma: do you think it's worth the upgrade to 8?

Not so much... The interface is nicer with lots of drag and drop features but sound wise there's not much going on that's new. I'd spend my money on some good Rack Extensions.

 

[randyman]

Long-time MOTU Digital Performer user, since it began in the ’80s as MIDI-only Performer. I've since amassed a truly astonishing number of plugins, so the old dog keeps learning new tricks.

 

[Fabio KTG]

Logic Pro X, but I have all of the others, so clients can send me project files.

 

[Johnnyh64]

Reaper for me on Win 7. Simple, powerful, bug-free and all at a great price.

 

[Scott Peterson]

Reaper.

 

[Cooper Carter]

Reaper

 

[carloszeke]

SONAR X3

I have been a ProTools user for 2 years now HOWEVER, I started out with Sonar X1 and I loved it! I'm a gadget-freak and I just love that Sonar GUI…beautiful!
The new ProTools plugins are also quite effective and nice to look at.
I have always been a Mac user and had to run Sonar on a partition, requiring a reboot every time I wanted to do something in OSX.

 

[eljodon]

ProTools HD 4 (since ProTools 5) Logic Pro X( since Logic 5) Ableton Live 9 ( since Live 2)