Here's a link to Music Tech magazines rundown of the best DAWs of 2019, including links to their own reviews if you wanted something to read. I'm pretty sure there are demo versions of all of these available online. Reason and Ableton Live will give you a DAW but with slightly different work flows and outlook. Other than that Cubase, Studio One and ProTools will give you pretty standard DAW tools. ![]() Reaper offers a trial version which is itself the full version with nothing disabled and you are expected to buy a very reasonably priced licence to use it after a certain amount of time (60 days I think). To be honest, I know people that have produced work using GB without needing to get anything more in-depth. ![]() If you're interested in Logic (and how AT4 works within it) you'll find that Garageband is already installed on your Mac and offers an intro on what to expect in Logic Pro. Unfortunately, unless people are running multiple DAWs, you'll probably find we all recommend what we are using ourselves.Īs a suggestion, most of the big DAW producers offer cut down demo versions to try before you buy.
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