Logic Pro 11 vs Ableton Live 12 | Which One is Better???

[@videomarknet]

I purchased the Viral Sound Masterclass and I can't stress enough how valuable it has turned out to be for me. It did exactly as Yaahn says ...bring my production to the next level and unlocked the Ableton code for me.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Thank you so much man!!

[@videomarknet]

@@Yhuntermusic no thank YOU for making such valuable content avalable to us.

[@Barnabas87]

@@Yhuntermusic thanks for taking your time to make this video… what do you think of the session player for the trap drummer? Do u think u should ai for trap beats or take the time and make trap patterns?

[@Yhuntermusic]

@@Barnabas87 My pleasure! I think its dope! I wouldn't use it in its idol state though. I would tweak it to make it more interesting.

[@Barnabas87]

@@Yhuntermusic the funny thing is no other KZbin channel is talking about the ai drummer everyone is talking about the ai chords etc…

[@fshrprod]

I’m well versed in both of these DAWs and this is the best comparison video I’ve seen. Hitting all the points relevant to how I produce. Great stuff man! New subscriber !

[@Yhuntermusic]

Wow means a lot!!! Thank you and welcome to the community!!

[@stellar_cartographer]

Thank you for this comparison video! Especially with going over workflow optimization. It’s really important for me to be able to lay down a track and not get lost in sound design too early. I tried out ableton 11 suite but it made me realize I wasn’t missing much from logic, I just needed to commit to learning the day. Now with logic 11 and ableton 12, I still feel like I’m not missing much with workflow, and I can always add vst’s if need be. Appreciate you! Followed.

[@Yhuntermusic]

It took me a while to take to Ableton as well. But once you get it, it's hard to go back lol! Really glad to hear it bro! Blessings!

[@stellar_cartographer]

@ I’m really considering trying ableton out and sitting down with it, especially if it doesn’t break the flow of inspiration compared to logic! It’s hard to not get distracted for me

[@WThompsonMusic]

This was very insightful. I will say this: I think the better DAW conversation is based on your genre/style of music and production. If you're someone who is leaning more towards loop-based recording and production, then Ableton is a better option, especially if you buy into the ecosystem they've created with their hardware and software integration. If you are recording more audio or non-loop midi production, then Logic is probably the better of the two options. I appreciate Logic trying to cater more to the urban producer but they still have a ways to go if they want to be competitive in this market and audience. However, I'm still #TeamLogic lol

[@Yhuntermusic]

Love the ending statement there LMBO!!! I like your take on the "Better DAW" conversion! Thanks for taking the time to share fr fr!

[@kingofdjembe]

I know Ableton Live might have the edge when it comes to audio manipulation, but for loop-based production, I think Apple Loops is really convenient. Any loop in the library will automatically match the tempo and the key of the project. Not only when you drag it, but also during playback. I find this extremely useful and time-efficient when it comes to throw ideas.

[@simbaking6338]

My 2 favorite DAWS that i used for different reasons....They both dope especially with both of them having awesome upgrades.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Agreed!! Both are fire!!

[@deemomusic1982]

I’m still going rock with Logic Pro have been for years now but I will definitely get your viral sound class because it’s time for me to get myself out there. Thank you bro 🙏🏾

[@Yhuntermusic]

Right on! And I appreciate that fr fr!

[@e.lsummers9331]

@@Yhuntermusic Can you please consider doing a video on the Launchkey 37 vs Ableton Push 3. You recently did a video speaking really highly of the 37. I would like to see how you feel about them compared to one another .

[@mansurdorado]

Logic shines on recording and mixing

[@VEXUS920]

Logic Teacher here On ChromaGlow It's kinda difficult to know what it's doing if you have other distortion/saturation plugins on the track like pedalboard and overdrive. On editing Midi you can set the changing of grid values to a key command it makes it so much easier On editing drums, it is a lot easier to get the sound you're going for in the step sequencer than in the standard key editor

[@Yhuntermusic]

Nice!!! Now the drum kit "Chopped Up" had those plugins on it by default to make the "sound" of the kit, if that makes sense? That being said, applying ChromaGlow "should" enhance the sound that was already built with the prior plugins. Same thing applies to Ableton, the drum kit "Diverge Kit" already had stock plugins on it to make up the sound of the kit. Roar enhanced what was already there.. Put your brother on game about the grid value changes in Logic lol!! Step sequencer is also a good strategy! Well done fr fr!

[@VEXUS920]

@@Yhuntermusic No problem at all only here to help! I hear you about the enhancements but depending on the type of saturation (Odd vs even harmonics, oversampled or not, etc. ) the other plugins are creating it may clash making the sound overly distorted or too rich.

[@BassNomad.Production]

people underestimate session view big time, i was one of those people, mainly because many producers say you dont need session view... But in my opnion its great, especially when starting a track. you can get ideas going quickly, then you can use sessions to figure out the song structure, when you have start in session view inspiration comes much faster and you really get a feel for what the buildups breaks and drops need and when they should happen, i love session view now. It's also just more fun, messing with stuff live instead of programming in different tracks and transitions.

[@andreievkalupniek5717]

Each has its strength. Another unbeatable thing in Logic is its tempo detection - you can play freely and have it apply the tempo back to the project or you can quantize any performance- The quality of the tempo detection is amazing.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Indeed! Ableton has the same thing as well. All of these DAWs can do majority of the same things these days which is so dope!

[@iamkimberly0914]

Hey there! Good stuff. I use both too and Ableton currently has the edge for me for similar reasons. Just an FYI on the grid adjustment. In Logic, you can create a shortcut for it.."set next higher/lower division"...

[@Yhuntermusic]

Aye thanks for tuning in! AND I'LL have to checkout the set higher/lower division fr fr!!

[@playamaqui]

Thank you, Yaahn!

[@Yhuntermusic]

My pleasure!

[@kennysmoov]

Been on Ableton for 10 Years-Remixes, DJ work, Jingles (radio guy). Then, 2 Years ago, a friend of mine convinced me to try LOGIC. Stems in Logic pushed me more in that direction. However, the Creative Conversion of Ableton - How fast you get the thing out of your head and out of the speakers is hard to beat! But the sounds and mixing capabilities of Logic are also hard to beat! Happy Hunting Yall...

[@danweniger]

Been using Logic since 2003. Also using Live since about 2008. Now using Live 12 for most productions. Still use both tho. Bounce in place in Logic is should also be in Live 12. heard it's coming…

[@jessejameskingston]

@@danweniger B.I.P. in Max For Live - there’s your answer

[@George-nx8zu]

Nice comparison video. They're both dope, I'm gonna use both

[@Yhuntermusic]

Thanks for tuning in! Good choice!

[@invar_music]

How stable is Ableton in heavy projects with 100+ tracks? I've been using Ableton for years, but I keep having issues with crashes, so I'm considering switching to Logic Pro. Maybe Logic will be more stable. What do you think?

[@slz700]

100+ tracks is absolutley nuts

[@prodkybo]

Thanks a lot man, this video was really helpful! Also, you seem super dope and kept me engaged throughout the whole video. Much love bro

[@DojoOfCool]

I'm doing another class on another DAW right now, but it will end soon and I definitely want to checkout your Viral Sounds Masterclass. If find knowing multiple DAWs really helps understanding recording in general.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Whenever you're ready, we'll be here to welcome you in!

[@kingleo9981]

I started with fruity loops in high school, still use it but been using Logic for a couple years now too. I feel like fruity loops is more easier to cook up on and I know it like the back of my hand, but I don’t think my beats export with that sound I’m looking for, that loud, crisp quality sound. Logic is just more simpler looking to me and has some cool features too, but the beats don’t have that BANG like on FL. I’ve been seeing a lot of people using Ableton more now and a lot of my favorite producers, and I like how you can switch to a whole different beat immediately in those different columns like how Timbaland does on some of his videos. Then paired with the push that shit is fire. So I’m torn right now between all 3 lol, but I wanna try Ableton out.

[@stellar_cartographer]

That’s how I was too! Switched to logic when FL wasn’t supported on osx yet (ran it in parallels). Recently I downloaded FL again, and came to the conclusion that I could do everything I missed in FL in Logic now, but logic is way better for mixing/mastering and live recording. Basically, I realized that I was nostalgic for FL, when in reality I just needed to commit to learning Logic, finding the features, and getting my workflow and shortcuts up to speed like I was with FL

[@kingleo9981]

@ word I need to do that too.

[@mvnoxl]

Ableton is like a musician’s notebook. Very easy to write your ideas in the DAW and the workflow is crazy!! Great video Bro!! Keep em coming ❤😊

[@Yhuntermusic]

Indeed my guy indeed.. Yo I appreciate it fr fr!!!!

[@Macho_Beats]

I agree. Ableton feels more like an instrument rather a DAW!

[@kingleo9981]

Nah that slide function on the Push is fire 😩

[@bodhibeats8257]

I switched from Logic to Ableton some time ago - and Push was the reason. If Apple offered something like the Push (or a competitive third party product for Logic existed), I’d be tempted to switch back. Logic Remote for iPad is pretty neat and useful, but (as you note), it’s not a real competitor to Push as an instrument. Logic is great, but having a DAW controller along the lines of the Push is essential to me. 😁

[@Yhuntermusic]

I definitely hear you on that! Thanks for taking the time to share!

[@MaximusWhyman]

I’ve tested roar against chromaglow and roar sounds better in almost all circumstances and when you add in the sound design possibilities with roar it’s a clear winner.

[@Yhuntermusic]

I couldn't do anything but laugh lol! It was so obvious when roar came on lol!!

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

Been using live for years. Just switched to Mac and logic. Let's see how it goes, but they are both just tools, being a good musician comes FIRST.

[@Yhuntermusic]

That last part is gold! Best of luck on your journey!

[@seigemonstracity]

I HATE chromoglow the way they talked about it in a meeting I was like..are you kidding? lol .. Roar is a BEAST!!

[@Yhuntermusic]

THE LEGEND!!! And bruh lol!!!

[@thebl8nlyblatantnetwork]

Ableton all day logic cuts out my first bite midi and audio if I use my sp 404 mk2 for audio drums

[@Yhuntermusic]

Ableton Gang!!!

[@RealNuruMusic]

I’m switching to Ableton from Logic now. One thing in Logic is you don’t have to go to the top to change the grid for extra notes like you showed at the end of the video. In the piano roll click “time quantize” and go to the note length you want. I use the brush tool and not the pencil tool, but yea you can just brush in the notes and keep your original piano roll grid at 1/16th the entire time. So try clicking like 1/16 triplet or 1/32 triplet and it’ll brush little small notes in there. Hope this helps.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Aye!!! YES!! Definitely familiar with the brush tool! Thank you for the tip!!

[@Dannytyrellstudios]

Great job very clear l will continue following. Thanks

[@Yhuntermusic]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SuperManSuperManSuperMan]

I have both. However, Ableton still win my heart because it's the most easiest DAW ever made to start creating music. Connection to interface is straightforward in no more than 2 (two) clicks and bam. Saving time is very important for creativity. File transfer, drag and drop sound, and other workflows is unbeatable. Logic is pretty much has its own setting that gave me hard time to do that. Come on Apple. But recently, I started using my Logic to replace my Technics Arranger keyboard after new update for Arranger Band. This is sick. I use it a lot at church. For this, I use my Logic on iPad, and use recording and main stuff using Ableton. Great video man, Like and AUTOSUBSCRIBED. 👍🏼

[@seljoypro]

Ok the piano roll editing in Ableton is hot 🔥

[@Yhuntermusic]

Kinduh crazy!!

[@BSinnett]

It should also be mentioned that Live is on Windows and Mac, while Logic Pro is Mac only. I love how easy it is to lay down something quickly that's in your head with Live. Session view is pretty awesome for that.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Extremely valid!!!!!!

[@masodu]

Hi! I'm a minimalist composer and I can't decide if I want Logic or Ableton. Can you give me some help on what to pick? I don't know what the genre I make is, but it is very down to earth. It feels more like an "art" piece more than an actual song. Usually consists of traditional elements such as violin and piano. But once in a while I like to add some ambient touches and delve into some sound design in order to make it feel more ephemeral. An example, listen to [VOISART - Like Glass] (if you want to of course.) But that is usually the type of music I make. Which should I choose? I'd very appreciate if you'd help me on this decision.

[@Yhuntermusic]

If you own a mac, Logic is going to be the cheaper "easier" route. If you want to get deep into sound design and atmospheric textures with a more intuitive workflow, Ableton will get you right.

[@Love.Yourself.First.333]

Im new like you and wow the piece you mentioned is beautiful , it reminds me of the score of " A silent voice " which I recommend you give a listen . That being said Im wondering what you picked ? As of now I am sticking with logic since I have a mac , and because I have it on free trial ( you get 90 days but there is a video where it shows you how to reset it lol I am on my second 90 days ) .

[@masodu]

@@Love.Yourself.First.333 Yes, A silent voice is very beautiful, I love lit (var), and it’s one of my big inspirations. I’m currently trying out both DAWS right now. What about you? what kind of music you make?

[@Love.Yourself.First.333]

​@@masodu As of now Im using logic since I have a mac and because you can get it for free basically since you get a 90 day trial that can be easily reseted . Im still new to music , I basically have no knowledge on music making and its something I wanted to pick up and learn why music sounds the way it does . Because of that I really started to enjoy music more and the emotion it can give so the music I now want to make is pop / indie pop and create my own lyrics ( queen is my biggest inspiration as well as frank ocean ) as-well the same genre you want to do ( ludwig and hanz zimmer and Hiroyuki swano are my inspo and a silent voice / spirited away ). Sorry for the long paragraph lol

[@masodu]

@@Love.Yourself.First.333 It’s ok, btw do you have discord? I’m down to talk with you some more about music

[@matlaselomakosholo3166]

Ableton 12, upgraded last month to it, I'm in a good space.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Aye lets go!!!

[@88mokeyz8k]

Great Comparison, I think Ableton has the Edge in Randomizing drums also! I have completely switched to PC because my library is so massive now. So, I used Ableton and Studio One simultaneously because of ARA Studio One Dolbt Atmos, and Spatial Audio is so Intuitive. ❤

[@Yhuntermusic]

That actually sounds dope!! Thanks for tuning in!!

[@QuietEdgeBeats]

I love logic but it's something about the drums in Ableton for some reason. Logic drums don't hit as hard for some reason..it could just be me

[@Lukeywookeyable]

That drink with the command keys to change the note length is the absolute bomb! Is that new to ableton 12? I only just got it. If it is a feature from older versions, shame on me for not knowing! Keep up the good work dude😊

[@CXtheproducer1]

Studio One had that bounce in place for years,Ableton has the freeze and flatten

[@Yhuntermusic]

Yessir!

[@iengineer_247]

You're helping people that's what's up!!! I always say people have to look at the workflow of what they're doing when it comes to daw choice. I think Ableton is dope with arranging/making beats vs Logic got nicer instrument sounds and is very good for mixing. Keep up the good work!!!

[@Yhuntermusic]

Thanks a lot for tuning in! Love your take on this as well!

[@whnzmmr]

I also started producing with Logic Pro and switched to Ableton Live. Best decision ever 🙏🏼

[@Yhuntermusic]

I know the feeling fr fr! Thanks for tuning in and sharing!

[@mansurdorado]

I’m a heavy logic user i use it since 2011. but i can tell you that Ableton Live is #1 DAW worldwide and is on trend a long time ago probably since version 9, Logic is #2 but to me Logic is #1

[@Rich-ku9tv]

As far as how streamlined a DAW can be Logics on top, but something about abletons MIDI n audio editing is unmatched

[@kasra4134]

For the drum splitting (and a lot more), Logic came up with Step Sequencer much like Fl studio *4* years ago!! Most of the issues or inconveniences you described for Logic have been resolved for a long while or can be done by 1 or 2 setting adjustments. In fact, most DAWs nowadays can be changed to act or look like each other relatively easily. It’s mainly their original default behavior that’s different. But for drums, Logic has become superior to most DAWs for years! They did their version of what made FL Studio great for drums and did it even better. Not to even mention Logic’s super intelligent Drummer and its capabilities that literally no other DAW offers rn. It comes with a decent library for drum sounds and can also add your own to any part. I cannot make drum patterns for the life of me, mostly because I’m lazy lol. Drummer has all kinds and styles that you can find one that’ll be almost completely fitting for what you’re looking for, and then turn it into midi section or Sequencer if you want to do some fine edits for yourself. That said, over half the time, you could get exactly what you want without manual editing at all! It’s customizations are unbelievable. You never expect an AI drummer to be that good. For me, that’s the biggest reason I use Logic to begin with! Even tho my Mac is very old and I got a much more capable Windows laptop. I also tried all the ‘best’ but few AI drummer plugins out there. Not even close. Logic’s not just automatic, it also matches the patterns and styles with your own project and other instruments! You can also just choose to follow a single track (midi or audio) instead. Like your bass track for kick patterns. I cannot say enough about Drummer. Even without the sequencer you can STILL do what you wanted by adding a few shortcuts! As for remote abilities, I agree. That’s probably one of very few things where Logic is actually behind others but that’s just not what it’s mainly used for. DAWs have become more and more similar or able to become similar with time, but they still tend to each specialize ‘more’ in some things. For example, Logic is decent for live action, DJing, and remote work (even that wasn’t possible until couple years ago), but most people would just use Ableton for that purpose. Overall, it’s now more about personal taste than anything, but I personally find Logic’s workflow to be a lot more logical and efficient. But again, you can now ALMOST change most DAWs to act or even look close to Logic or others if you want to

[@pheal]

Great video, thank you! At the end of the day, both DAWs are excellent and I think it depends mostly on the style of music you make and the way you like to work. I used Live Suite for 10 years and made a full switch to Logic Pro last year because I find it more useful for the way I make music. I never liked Ableton session view that much, fun to create loops but I'm much more productive in arrangement view, and I prefer the UI and workflow of Logic. I tried Push 2 but after the short honeymoon phase, I never really gelled with it as working with a mouse and keyboard + controller/16 pads is way more faster and pleasant for me. But if you mainly make loop and/or sample based music, I can totally see why you would prefer Ableton, it's a fantastic DAW.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Thanks a lot for tuning in and sharing! I can definitely see your POV! I was a traditional producer in Logic Pro for like 10 plus years so I get it! I became a performing artist and that changed my whole perspective on production. Like you said, both are amazing!

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Ableton session view is best for live looping, and is what it was designed to do.

[@adamelfersmusic]

Is doing a full live performance of multiple songs for a whole set workable in logic? Trigger scenes live, multiple songs, etc Or is ableton the only way to go for this?

[@4ytherium]

which one do you think is better for composing? ie, piano, violin, orchestral.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Logic Pro!!!

[@4ytherium]

@@Yhuntermusic thanks! will b getting it themn :)

[@Bashanvibe]

I’m slowly becoming a fan of AL now that the light has came on for me!!! I can’t wait for them jump on the van wagon with the stem separation !!! When they do that I have a lot of thinking to do!!!to be fair LPX has dope stock sounds out of the box!!!

[@Yhuntermusic]

Man these tools are getting better and better!

[@Bashanvibe]

@@Yhuntermusic most definitely I can’t wait for them to get on Rip X level of separation individual instruments!!! That would be sho nuff game changer!!!👊🏾

[@Jvaldes609]

Great video glad you were able to get back on logic. I think logic is a superior daw, but Ableton also has its strengths, one feature you did forget to do was live loops which is amazing on logic. Keep up the great work.

[@jamesphillipshort]

It al depends on your workflow. I use logic, ablton, and pro tools. All are great for what they do.

[@CITYDAGR8]

4:02 session view is the best way to create. I can get multiple sketches out. Then I record my song live play clips how I want it laid out

[@Yhuntermusic]

That's such dope workflow! I find myself leaning in towards that process now even in the studio with Artists & Engineers! Their always shocked at how fast I come up with layers etc..

[@KingOcha]

Thank you Sir!🙏🏾

[@Yhuntermusic]

My pleasure!!

[@mansurdorado]

for live performance and looping nothing can beat Ableton Live

[@adamelfersmusic]

I want to do a full live performance set that involves multiple songs, tempo changes, triggering scenes on fly This is “kind of” possible in Logic Pro Live Loops But can we trigger scenes for an entire set in one Logic project? Or pretty much got to learn Shelton for this?

[@mdpro2er954]

The cmd E edit you did in Ableton at 11:27 can also be done in Logic when using the scissors tool while holding option

[@Yhuntermusic]

I vaguely remember that too! I think you can use the brush tool as well to drag across

[@mdpro2er954]

@@Yhuntermusic yup

[@iceprada2]

Bro, FL Studio been able to do that bounce in place for years.

[@Yhuntermusic]

I believe it! Logic has been doing that from jump as well

[@rufusjackson4836]

Which is better for record beats from the MPC X in stand alone Logic or Ableton.I prefer using my output from the MPC X. I also have an Apollo Twin

[@unchartedwaters]

Anyone else interested in how Logic Remote with Logic Pro 11 compared to Ableton Push 3 with Ableton 12 workflow differences look like? I am really on the fence here. I have used both DAWs enough to get compfortable in but not deep into their abilities. I think Logic Remote could really be brought up to another level if they'd allow the Drum pads to be MPE similar to the way you can with the Keyboard "pitch" option. They already have MPE expression with the live effects etc in Logic Remote. I love the idea of Push 3 but I am not sure I can drop the $1000 to just find out if the workflow will be a fit. I am not really seeing any direct comparison videos. If they exist link me up!

[@DanielIvan707]

Logic is great! But it seems like it’s other companies stuff patched together. Ableton seems like it’s all built to work together. It’s very intuitive to produce on for me. Both are ridiculously good. We are spoiled nowadays.

[@Yhuntermusic]

100% agree with everything you just said fr fr!!!

[@AlexJaeger716]

you could also just duplicate the track and then freeze and flatten. i think that would be faster than creating a track, freezing and then dragging

[@Yhuntermusic]

Agreed!!

[@jp4751]

"Most people do not like the session view in Ableton"....😅. One of the first things I do is go straight to arrangement view. As someone who remembers Ableton from way back when I got the lite version with my sound card, it has always felt more like a DJ's DAW that evolved into include more Midi production. I think Session View is great if you want to trigger clips/loops and use it "Live", but I prefer arrangement view for production. There are things that I like better about each. I like Logic and the traditional Linear view/style. I think Logic has better stock sounds also and is the overall better value price wise assuming you have a Mac. I think Ableton is better for clicking in your drums and such, much better than Logic. I think the drum rack system is better if you understand it and sampling in Ableton is shutting down a lot of the competition.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Well said and I totally understand that! Thanks for taking the time to share that too by the way!!

[@mocaman123]

Nice comparison!! For Me.....composing for TV/Film Logic wins simply because it can deal with SMPTE, start before Bar 1 Beat 1 and print charts. Ableton wins for Playback. Sidebar...Pro Tools wins for soundstage delivery. Traktor is my goto for DJ/playing music.... I guess everything has it's strengths and weaknesses :) My life requires 4 DAWS :)

[@Yhuntermusic]

Now that's wassup!!! One of the main reasons why I did this video was to bring out context! As you mentioned, you need multiple DAWs to accommodate your needs! This is the conversation I've been dying to have with the musician community! Thank you for sharing fr fr!

[@Jime0326]

Thank you. Have you tried Fl Studio 2024?

[@azareel1000]

Which one is best for mixing and mastering?

[@Yhuntermusic]

Logic's format for traditional mixing and mastering is a little easier! I have videos up for both: Logic Pro Mixing and Mastering kzbin.info/www/bejne/bobTZ3Zon5aandEsi=GkO_-qpyq4lWtTJB Ableton Live 12 Mixing and Mastering kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6STZIWMjJ6Xmrcsi=YYL_hg_uceTbciaI

[@qtv6496]

Is the push 3 the only device that works like this with ableton or does maschine work with it like that as well?

[@Yhuntermusic]

It can work! You'll have to put it in "User Mode".

[@BokandaFrankline]

LOGIC IS GOOD FOR RECORDING MIXING VOCALS EASIER BUT IF YOU NEED POWER LIVE IS BEST. WHEN YOU MASTER WITH LOGIC THE MASTERING SEEMS LIKE its flying and lihght but Live its heaviere and has depth

[@yuli8897]

creating midi drums in logic pro x its waaaaay better than any Daw if you use the step sequencer.. you can do insane hi hat rolls and everythin with the step secuencer.... and create drum patterns just like fl studio...

[@shiottamusic]

People don’t like session view? It’s the only reason I use ableton lol

[@bjamminsincebirth3494]

For the Freeze Flatten…just duplicate the track and freeze and flatten one of them

[@Yhuntermusic]

Bingo!! That's what I've been doing OR "Command T" for an audio track and option drag! Either way, we gets it done lol! Good to see you again!

[@bjamminsincebirth3494]

@@Yhuntermusic yes sir! We do!

[@Yhuntermusic]

@@bjamminsincebirth3494 Ayee!

[@Mixedbymrwood]

Its so hard to compare because they both do similar but different things. Bitwig is a great middle ground of Ableton and logic.

[@CONFlDENTlAL]

How would these compare to FL Studios?

[@Yhuntermusic]

FL has a different workflow. The step sequencer in FL is UNMATCHED! Depends on what workflow appeals to you

[@ByTISZY]

For me, Logic was a great transition coming from Protools HD and the full Analog environment. The problem started when Apple shifted their focus from being a company for “The Professional Creatives” to a “Prosumer” friendly business. Remember the fiasco that was the Final Cut 7 transition to FPX? I feel like that slowly happening again with this latest Logic 11 update. One thing that we have to remember is that Apple is in the business of selling hardware and they don’t really make all of their money from “Software.” If that was not the case, then, they will be charging us for all of their OS releases and everything else like Pages, Numbers, etc. You can’t even use Chroma-glow if you don’t have an M1 in your computer, so they are already forcing you to buy one more thing (FOMO). And let’s face it, they already got you with the smart phone, smart watch, iPad, laptop, etc and etc, so a mere $200-$300 dollars ain’t worth a headache for them, plus, Piracy isn’t a force to be reckon with, they’ve just chosen to ignore what the rest of these poor developers have to deal with. Apple computers have always been a staple in every studio because Protools was first released in an Apple computer. Back then, Apple knew that Logic was the obvious choice to close the ecosystem and retain better user data. Logic was also Apple response to the overwhelming and growing community of home recording musicians who could barely afford an MacBook and an Audio interface. Let’s be honest, Logic isn’t hitting the same as it used to, maybe it might work for you, but to me, it has turned into another “App” that happens to have AU plugins and Touch functionality. I still love Apple products, but I’ll stick to Ableton + Push for my creative workflow. Peace.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Sincerely appreciate you sharing that more than you know! That's what this video is all about.. Create a conversation about what our daily workflows are like IRL!!! Appreciate this!

[@geebee44]

I don't know bout this comparison... is not apples to apples. b4 anything in terms of saturation is applied there's some type of processing going on in Ableton that wasn't happening in logic. The sound coming from Logic was not only thicker but sounded as if limiting was taking place.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Fair on the “Apples to Apples”. There was nothing on the master fader(s) in each DAW. No limiting at all. Just the RAW sound of each..

[@harrymanilow]

For the freeze in ableton why not just duplicate the entire midi track?

[@Yhuntermusic]

Dope option as well!

[@rexhialiaj3075]

Logic is better then everything else

[@Yhuntermusic]

LMBO!! I love the boldness here!!

[@invisiblecurious856]

@@rexhialiaj3075 ableton is

[@declanagee2806]

@@rexhialiaj3075 it really does depend on what you’re using it for. Ableton has worse plugins though and you have to pay the upgrade fee for every new edition that comes out. That’s why I switched to logic tbh. The upgrade fee was basically the same price as the pro apps bundle for education. I do prefer the UI of Ableton though and the raw audio/midi editing it offers. Ableton is also just so fucking easy to DJ with, even though there’s no stem splitter :(.

[@jm-6186]

when 2 things are being compared, use "than". in all other cases, use "then". less than, greater than, better than. you're welcome.

[@sportsman2103]

@@declanagee2806 Ableton fx blow logic fx out of the water logic has no custom folder searching and looking for file or sample you pick certain ones from different folder. Ableton loads all your folder which is much quicker. The vocal chop blow logic out of the water. Logic as daw sounds better. I haven’t used logic since 2016

[@BadBoy-cp9lp]

Comparing Roar to ChromaGlow is like comparing a MacBook Pro to a MacBook Air; it's unfair because they serve different purposes. Roar is a multiband distortion, whereas ChromaGlow is something entirely different. Logic’s Clip Distortion is somewhat similar to Roar but lacks the multiband capability.

[@Yhuntermusic]

I see your standpoint! It's the new featured plugins that both DAWs were emphasizing.

[@BadBoy-cp9lp]

@@Yhuntermusic thank u

[@blendmastertv9274]

Stems in Ableton would be golden

[@Yhuntermusic]

THESE are FACTS!

[@producebyavionstylz]

Ableton is really great but anytime they ever allow logic next update to allow me to manipulate midi n warp like ableton it’s done

[@Yhuntermusic]

Lol I definitely feel you on that!

[@et_puis]

The one You can use on any computer is always better

[@Yhuntermusic]

Touche'

[@bjamminsincebirth3494]

Ableton uses Resample feature

[@Yhuntermusic]

Yes!! I do that as well from time to time!

[@chartbreakers999]

Logic Pro 11 = $200 with free upgrades. 🏆

[@Yhuntermusic]

NOW THAT PART RIGHT THERE!!

[@Macho_Beats]

Is it me or does Ableton Sound better? 🤔

[@Yhuntermusic]

LMBO!!!! According to these developers.. DAWs don't have a "Sound"... And yet, why do we HEAR a difference??? So my answer is..... YES it sounds better lol!

[@Jzh733]

Same here

[@DruDilly]

Not sure if it sounds better as much as the sounds selection sounds better. Logic ought to be ashamed of themselves for letting Chromaglow go out there in a world where Roar exists...I'm embarrassed for them.

[@Macho_Beats]

@@Yhuntermusicthanks for your honest response. Much respect to your content and creative skills!!

[@PhearNoneGearGadgets]

I love Ableton for live application, but for tracking Logic is king. The price of logic can't be beat by Ableton. $200 vs $800 plus paying for updates. Ableton should be waaaay better but its not. Ableton does have a sound but you can get that sound in logic 11. Alot of people use 3rd party plug-ins so if you don't like chroma glow its not a deal breaker. With Serato sample, the stem separation, and a 3rd party controller from Akai, or Native instruments Logic is hard to beat. If Logic makes a native controller its a wrap.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Can't beat Logic's price at all and lifetime updates!!! Lots of tools out here in these streets as you mentioned. Thanks for stopping by and sharing!!

[@HuynhKhoatv]

You compare a real instrument with an iPad, don't you?

[@turtlefeet7722]

Ableton interface looks like 80s computer graphics.

[@Yhuntermusic]

Calculator vibes for sure lol! BUT! I love the workflow

[@seljoypro]

I’m confused. You prefer Ableton because it has branded hardware? Logic doesn’t need dedicated hardware because you can use almost any hardware or just use the iPad as an instrument. Ableton doesn’t have a great non-hardware interface. That’s a deficit. Logic for the win in this matchup💪🏾 Now if you wanted the easy win, live looping is Ableton’s secret sauce over logic. Logic just doesn’t do it as well. But the hardware gear is an option not a benefit IMO

[@Yhuntermusic]

I prefer Ableton for A LOT of reasons outside of hardware lol!!! If you watched the whole video you'll get a bit more context

[@mej6519]

niether is better, just use whats more comfortable for you.

[@Enjoy-escape-7]

Si tu aimes Ableton tu préféreras Renoise

[@TavarisPowell]

It feels good to see so many embracing Ableton!!! Not to hate on Logic, but you will appreciate Ableton if you take minute to learn. This video is great, but it still doesn't touch the surface in regards to all that Ableton is able to do. Thanks bro!

[@Yhuntermusic]

Yo it was literally TOO much to cover in one video! I shot this joint 4 TIMES! I had to pull the best segments that people would actually watch! But TRUST ME there was more i could say lol!!!

[@TavarisPowell]

@@Yhuntermusic ohhhh bro I know! It’s will take an entire series to capture all that Ableton entails. You did a phenomenal job highlighting some of the differences and comparison! Ayeeee yall go jump in my Guy’s Masterclass as well ✊🏾✊🏾

[@antgeeze7129]

Bro broo😅😂💪🏾🗣️ROar

[@Yhuntermusic]

LMBO!!! YO!!!

[@88keyz]

🫡👍🏾🫡

[@Yhuntermusic]

Ayee!!