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i actually made that post with Bitwig.

We should all vote for Live 9!

i dunno... i am feeling sorry for Ardour. not only have i never heard of it, but it has no votes.


poor Ardour.

vote for Ardour

or Pedro.

FlStudio is doing terribly too, what happened man, MusicRadar's 2011 poll said they were totes the best!

wow... Live is kicking butt !!!
that's a first..

H20nly wrote: poor Ardour.

vote for Ardour

or Pedro.

+1

Pedro is definitely the best DAW ever, it's so great it has overcome the handicap of actually not existing and still emerged as frontrunner.

H20nly wrote:i dunno... i am feeling sorry for Ardour. not only have i never heard of it, but it has no votes.


poor Ardour.

vote for Ardour

or Pedro.

It was originally for Linux, but it's for Mac also now. I messed around with a Linux box quite a while ago, but my audio interface didn't play well with it due the lack of Linux support at the time.
There are so many DAW's around, one can't know and test them all. It's supposedly quite nice and low price as one can set the price of the Ardour version by oneself. The free version, entering 0 as the price, will get you a version with some functionality missing.

Harrison Mixbus is the commercial version of it, with channel strips developed developed by Harrison Consoles.
http://www.harrisonconsoles.com/mixbus/ ... _mixer.png

NO !

Bitwig has not been released, how authentic is this poll?

oh joy! another pointless poll!

what the fuck is the point?

why am i here?

raspberries - the king of fruit.

this pol go mean whoever is to have low votes is actualy the DAW that is being to used.
and are working on the DAW because it good.
and the won that has most vote is the one that dont work good because the users waste time on internet.

Hopefully Ableton Live will win. Otherwise I have to purchase a new daw and at the moment I'm broke.

macmurphy wrote:oh joy! another pointless poll!

what the fuck is the point?

why am i here?

raspberries - the king of fruit.

that would be the banana!

popularity contest. if everyone who voted tried each one of the daws for enough time to learn it inside out, so a year or so) to establish good understanding of the pros and cons of each, which is impossibly impractical. and then somehow fathom which is the 'best' and in which sense of the word (easiest to learn? best sound? best features? best looking ect) and decide which of these products, all designed to do the same job and can all do that job well,is 'better' than the rest...............the results of this poll might actually mean something.

LeifonMars wrote:Hopefully Ableton Live will win. Otherwise I have to purchase a new daw and at the moment I'm broke.