Ummm... Please explain.You don't sound like a music producer.
Cubase is $300 more than Logic Pro and Scaler 2 is a $30-50 plug-in, depending on sales.I have all of scaler presets in Cubase via the chord pads! Plus the chords from all kinds of songs.
I think you've completely missed my point, there.
So does Logic Pro, and it all costs $0. 90% of the stuff that Steinberg releases for HALion was already available for KONTAKT, and often costs less there.Your just keep mentioning the stock, but Steinberg keep releasing some great libraries and some that are free Iconic Sketch (comes with Cubase) , Acoustic Samples Guitar Library, Cinematique instruments colors series, Taped Vibes, new studio grand, and I can go on.
Logic already includes comparable orchestral libraries to Iconica Sketch, with more articulations, etc. Like I said, Iconica Sketch is nice, but it is not a competitive advantage over Logic.
Wholistically, Logic Pro has FAR better Acoustic Library content than Cubase Pro - even if you download all of their freebies. Apple gives you more and the average quality across the content is much higher.
I've been using HALion since Absolute 4. I am not going to sit here and read about how I need to put in more time to learn how to use it, when I've been actively using it for like 4-5 years.
Steinberg doesn't have the depth of content available for their Synths or Samplers that companies like Arturia, UVI, Native Instruments, etc. have. What they do have, is generally biased to specific genres like EDM and Cinematic/Scoring market segments.
A Hip Hop producer, for example, isn't going to go to Steinberg.net and see a wealth of content targeted at them. They will with [some of] those other companies.
Anybody can acquire or add-on content after purchase, so I'm not sure why anything beyond stock matters when comparing the DAWs. Once you buy them, you can get whatever else you want. The world is not scarce of high quality free soft synths, virtual instruments, sample libraries, synth presets, etc.
Statistics: Posted by Trensharo — Fri Apr 19, 2024 1:29 am