The ultimate DAW SHOWDOWN! FL Studio vs Ableton vs Logic

Bro u are little bit of non-traditionary orientation, but overall the overview is nice

Nice Video. Do you know that there is an FL-Studio VST file. So you can use FL-Studio as an 16x Output VST-Plugin in Ableton... 😎

Hi. Logic has a Drummer feature that makes really easy to add a rhythm track. What are the third-party alternatives for Ableton?

I used logic in school a few years ago. Decided to get back into music a little and tried fl out as logic isnt on windows :( I'm surprised how quickly I picked up fl to logic. Maybe its because its my second daw but I really like it. Speaks to me very well. Its nice to see everything at once. I also like making my project very colourfull and compact 🤣

i wiah reaper had at least some stock sounds and samples...what am i gonna do without instruments?

In fl studio just 125 .chanal ..and jist 10 effect in one chanel ...so
What about logic and ableton live .....howmeny chanels and the number of effect in ine chanel pllz ??????

I am currently a reaper+ableton user, and before I've used FL studio and Bitwig, Of course there are pro and cons for each of them, but in my opinion I like Ableton's workflow better , it just fits for my workflow, and for performance issues Reaper is much better option- even its drive storage is so small.
The work put in this video is great, I even subscribed, Thanks

Logic is great, but it's a CPU nightmare. That's why I'm sticking to FL for the meantime, I also like the playfulness of FL. Logic though is my first love.

And Ableton looks like a concrete building. Fuck that.

Hold up.. this argument is for mac users only. Logic is mac only. Let logic be part of windows ios then you have a good argument.

FL best by far, no contest

One single answer: Studio One !

best video you got yet man keep up the great work.

I appreciate the huge amount of work you put into making this video. Cheers.

I’m used to FL & Garageband for beats & recording. I need more advanced vocal settings & pitch control would Logic or Ableton work better? Also how are those compared to Pro Tools?

fl studio had themes for at least 10 years

studio one comparison when?

REAPER is a monster

Cubase and Logic are the best!

All 3 has garbage resource allocation. (Reaper is far better with that if you ask for alternative)

Bro you’re automation in logic is so slow and that’s actually your fault. I have never seen anyone do automation the way you do but that’s why it’s so slow. Just click your track and then click “Latch” than record literally anything. Than simply click back to “read”.

Really nice video thanks dude

Again.. as a Logic Pro Pro user.. Logic has a lot of similarities when it comes to the piano roll such as FL Studio .. and certain things are actually easier like strumming.. You dont need to press command click to add notes.. you can select the pencil tool and write notes exactly the same as in FL.. the one thing I do like about FL is the key color coding system .. and it actually is overall easier to use than Logics.. BUT its not no where near difficult as you're making it hahahahahah Ableton on the other hand is far more difficult than all 3 daws combined

Pro tools is king - if you can afford it man fuck their price plan £500 for a year subscription 🖕 that

Macs are beautiful, but only Win is good for work. I don't use MAc garbage. And I don't understand what Mac fans see in that trash. When working (Ableton) with Serum I have no lag for 10+ tracks. And I've never had a problem.

Loved your video, good, useful and great MEMES. I had to subscribe. I use FL Studio and you can actually link an audio clip or instrument to a track, so its colored differently and automaticly connected to a mixer track. It’s fast and it makes your projects look better.

Hey, I came across your channel today. I am blown away by the video and your talent. I would love to have a talk to you regarding some collaborations, I have a similar size channel as well(not this one haha). Hit my up!! Much love ❤

Long time Logic Pro user, I'm so much happy and satisfied with it but just for the test I recently tried Live but immediately bounced back to Logic due to, I had a demo project going on in Abelton with around 25 or + tracks and Every time I exported, I had drop outs of audio couple of time. I Left !

personally I really dislike the stock look of logic, that's just me though ik some people love it

I think logic is best for me since i have used garageband for years

I use all three of these. I’d have to say the Logic Mixer is better than you described. Having to search for plugins is a pain in the ass, but you can setup favourite folder. The stock plugins and instruments in Logic are probably the best out of the three. I’ve tried doing a mix with the same tracks, but using the equivalent stock plugins in each and Logic sounded the best, FL was second and Ableton was third. I love Glue Compressor, Saturator, and Drum Buss, but Logics Multiple stock vintage compressors, saturator/distortions, and Phat Effects actually sound better. For songwriting, FL or Ableton for me. I love Ableton’s convenience and easy workflow. Mixing, Logic is by far better, especially with how their mixer looks and works.

Thanks, that was super funny and informative 😊👍

Good video

Crazy solid video yo, deserves more views fr.

not a bad video overall, but you seem pretty uninformed when it comes to Logic tbh. PLUGINS: logic comes with so much epic stuff; Compressors (amazing workflow switching between different versions (digital, opto, fet, vca...) and their vintage EQ collection (incl. a Neve 1073 strip and a Pulteq) – these are all pro grade; Alchemy =🐐, but you get some other good instruments & a huge library of Apple Loops (hotkey O). Tbh, especially adjusted for price, Logic should've won that category, because only Live Suite can compare and that's almost 3x the price. MIXING: No professional engineer will mix on Live or FL, but plenty do on Logic. You didn't even show Logic's epic mixer view, which will give you a nice overview of every channel's FX chain, a miniature view of the channel EQ and a meter for compression. Also there is a Plugin Manager, where you can fav as many go-to VSTs as you want, and then you can always access those from the top layer of the Plugin menu.

no sure if someone pointed this out but you can actually switch to draw mode in ableton which lets you place notes like in fl studio, im real noob so idk about the other daw

legend

Im using Logic. I’ve been making beats on GarageBand for a year and it was a seamless transition for me.

This is awesome. Very well done Majkoo

😂great video tho

They can't copy all the same style

Fl mixer is the cleanest and better

Fl is not a mess it give you more than one way to get it done I think u miss that part lol but good video

Hey man! Great video! I have so much trouble trying to decide what daw to use. Can I get ur personal opinion on what would be best for me? I’m trying to make feel good pop music as well as Lofi beats and just pop in general. What would u recommend for me

Honestly, one of these days I wanna do a cursed arrangement challenge and try to arrange a full song in FL in one Track. I mean, people already do their songwriting phase in one pattern then separate the patterns by channel, so now the next step is to arrange in one track lol

Edit: Also, the reason why the right-click to make automation clips thing can't work in third-party plugins is because the third-party will already have a function assigned to the right-click that is different from the drop-down menu Image-Line has across their software.

Logic and FL cause I started on GarageBand and switched to FL

Thanks for this review made some really good comparisons, I have been using Logic for a little over a year now. While I like it I do admit I feel like the workflow is a bit too slow for me which is why I've decided I'm going to try out Ableton.