Sound quality relies on your sound card or interface. It will be the same quality in both apps.
Garageband Vs Logic 2019
- Logic Pro X vs GarageBand: Buying advice. While GarageBand and Logic share many of the same functions and design cues, they are quite different platforms in the end. This, of course, is not really.
- Download GarageBand GarageBand is a free music composing app to create music, mixers for free. It's available for Windows 10, 8.1, 7.
- Logic Pro X vs Logic Pro 9 – A Complete Review & Comparison Guide. In 2013, Apple unveiled the latest iteration of its professional recording software, Logic Pro X. The X (pronounced ‘ten' as with all things Apple!) implies a total revamp of the product or software.
- GarageBand 10 carries a subset of instruments sounds derived from the Logic Pro X library, and many of them sound great. But they're fully realized sounds—a Fender Rhodes-like piano, acoustic.
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Logic Pro has a steep learning curve. Its steepness really relies on your experience as an engineer. I chose the term engineer purposely.
Logic Pro has a steep learning curve. Its steepness really relies on your experience as an engineer. I chose the term engineer purposely.
The more experience you have of engineering the less steep the curve but the manual is a friend to everyone, beginer and experienced user alike. Make no mistake though, Logic is a beast compared to Garageband and a lot of work and effort needs to be put in if you are going to reap the rewards. As with everything else in life.
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Garageband Vs Logic Pro X
My brother raves about Ableton Live and gets some good results with it but its quite expensive for something to dabble in so I am considering getting Logic 9 from the app store.
Would welcome unbiased opinions from users of all three programs. I just want to make some instrumental music for fun, no live use planned and I have a multitimbral Korg Microstation hooked up so I want to integrate that. Also have an Alesis 4 channel USB mixer so hoping I have everything i need.
I also realise I can just use Garageband for what I want and port them over to Logic should i buy it but wifey offered to give me some money towards buying some software so i am just seeing what my options are..
