I mean, the only best way to choose is to try as many softwares as possible and see which one you like the most. Well, my opinion is that (and with this i agree with some of you) there is only one last word that count on choosing an audio software, your own. I worked on the middle three,and I have met Alan Parsons,as well as Mark Knopfler's engineer,Chuck Ainlay. Please listen to these and then realise that each artist and each person involved made these albums sound the way they do,NOT because of the gear,but because of their experience.That experience overshadows any equipment shortcomings or abundances. Mark Knopfler - 'Shangri-La' Used 2' tape and Nuendo Yes - 'Magnification' - used 2' tape and ProTools mix24 Here are a few examples of recent albums and what was used:Īlan Parsons - 'A Valid Path' used Nuendo almost exclusivelyĭepeche Mode - 'Playing The Angel' used ProToolsHDĭepeche Mode - 'Exciter' used Logic Platinum 4.8.1,and ProTools mix24

It's not the 's the person using it.talent does not care what it uses to express itself.Īny equipment when properly set up can be stable,and there are many ways to mix,inside and outside the box(ie computer). Which one is more stable andīetter for audio mixes? Of course I am talking about

Hey I thinkI already know the answer to this questionīut here it goes.

Nuendo 10.3