This should help you understand where my biases potentially lay when rating the softwares. Then DAWs that excel in this area won’t pollute your scores. If you never do multitrack editing, give it a 0. ![]() Only 50% of those scores will count in the final. So if MIDI is relatively unimportant to you then give it a 50%. You can change how much a section is valued in the final tally. If you are using this chart to decide on a DAW then pay attention the weighting feature in the upper left of each section. A DAW with a lot of features may be more difficult to navigate or operate. There is a tradeoff between functionality and usability. It simply means that it has less functionality than another product. I am always open to adjusting the ratings when presented with a convincing case to do so.Ī low rating doesn’t mean the DAW is bad. I will happily discuss it with you and explain why the rating was given. If you disagree with some rating, then please comment below. One DAW may have a perfectly acceptable feature set for 99% of users, but if another has more features or better integration, then the 99%-ok DAW will have a lower rating. This is a chart of the potential capability of various DAWS. ![]() If you don’t wanna read the things below, then go ahead and watch above.
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