I do love Pro Tools, at least I love what they were, not what they've become. Fans kick up to full as soon as I open Pro Tools, whether or not its playing, that's terribly optimised. Logic Pro open, not a whisper from the fans until I start playing and modifying at the same time. Want proof? Okay, here:īoth sessions open, both not playing. There's also the little issue of Pro Tools being terribly optimised.
So I know which one I'd choose if efficiency and performance were my key deciding factors. Logic Pro X requires a buffer size of 64 samples to play back and work without error. Studio One 3 requires a buffer size of 512 samples to play back and work without error.
Pro Tools 12 requires a buffer size of 1024 samples to play and work effectively (mostly, I still get playback issues fequently). So here we go.ĭid not count plugins or tracks, but they are identical in each session. I can work around interface and design issues, stability and performance, I cannot. Okay, quick action recap for anyone who's listening or cares.įirstly, what do we consider a strength of Pro Tools? Stability used to be one.įor the last two weeks I have been copying a session between PT, Studio One 3 and Logic Pro X, in the quest to find the most efficient DAW.
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