Those extra clicks that have to be done in ProTools in a session of many hours where you have to make thousands of cuts, become hours, making everything much more tedious. Here is an example of how Samplitude (or any other DAW: Reaper, Studio One etc. When everything is ready, I send everything to the studio and they do the rest.Įveryone knows that to obtain a good join between two clips it is necessary to use the crossfade. Having said that, what I do is listen (hours of it), copy, paste, trim, cut and, above all, crossfading. I work together with a studio who do dedicate themselves to the whole process, they have used ProTools for years. I do not do mixing or mastering (with some exceptions just for me). I am dedicated exclusively to classical music editing, therefore there are many special features of many DAWs that I don't use.

I'm just trying to make a specific point that corresponds to what I do and maybe someone who does something similar. First of all I would like this not to become a war between different DAWs.

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