![]() ![]() But in all seriousness, skip Pro Tools|First. Others think the default color scheme is perfect and easy to read. I am colorblind and have issues distinguishing certain colors from each other. And it didn’t change enough for my liking. On top of that, it took me a while to change the color scheme so I could actually see what I was looking at. I’m sure S1 is great, but to me it’s confusing as hell. I get frustrated every time I attempt to give it a fair shake and just go back to Pro Tools. For example, people love Studio One, I for the life of me can’t grasp it’s workflow. Just because Joe Blow swears Reaper or Logic or whatever is THE best Daw, doesn’t mean it is for YOU. I would suggest d/l and trialing the ones that pique your interest. There are also lots of tutorials on their webpage and tons of them on YT as well. There is a dedicated forum on KVR for it that the developers frequent too. From loading it up, you can be up and recording a track in under a minute. ![]() It is very user friendly, is a single screen Daw, which means no toggling between the edit and mix screens. The difference between the two is the inclusion of additional software like Melodyne, Autotune, software instruments and some loops. I have the Pro version (been using it since T4) but they offer a completely free version that has all the bells and whistles of the Pro version and no nag screen. For quick ideas and lower track count quick projects I use Waveform (formally Tracktion). Now that might not sound too bad, track count wise, but you may soon find it really is. You can only work on 3 Cloud based projects, no 3rd party plugins, ONLY the basic ones that are included and it is limited to 16 tracks total. I highly recommend that you DO NOT even waste HD space on Pro Tools|First. ![]()
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