A DAW that focuses on notation rather than piano-roll doesn’t really exist in the market however. The UX of the apps that support a stave is stuck in the 90s.
How does OpusModus compare? I'm less than amateur when it comes to music and found it from completely different direction, so I would like to know opinions.
One plus of Reaper is it runs on the same platforms as MuseScore. Everything I've heard about Logic Pro is great, and I would like to try it, but it's Mac-only.
I tried reaper for a day and could not figure out how to do anything. Switched right back to live.
I think it's a promising project but he urgently needs to hire a UX expert.
+1 for platform independence though. I can't understand how logic users lock themselves into the apple ecosystem only to complain about the expensive RAM upgrades to keep Reaktor snappy.
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A DAW that focuses on notation rather than piano-roll doesn’t really exist in the market however. The UX of the apps that support a stave is stuck in the 90s.
How does OpusModus compare? I'm less than amateur when it comes to music and found it from completely different direction, so I would like to know opinions.
It looks really cool but it seems like more of musical scripting/markup language than a DAW. Most musicians won’t be touching that.
Reaper has had a notation view for a while.
Logic Pro X has a music notation view called Score Editor.
One plus of Reaper is it runs on the same platforms as MuseScore. Everything I've heard about Logic Pro is great, and I would like to try it, but it's Mac-only.
I tried reaper for a day and could not figure out how to do anything. Switched right back to live.
I think it's a promising project but he urgently needs to hire a UX expert.
+1 for platform independence though. I can't understand how logic users lock themselves into the apple ecosystem only to complain about the expensive RAM upgrades to keep Reaktor snappy.
No, you need to realign to something other than the close-knit UI choices made by Ableton. They're trying to do something different here.
I can only think of 2 daws that lack notation : abelton live and Mackie tracktion (now waveform)