![]() ![]() Ardour will give me a new challenge, which means new creativity, which means different things will happen. Same plug ins, same algorithms, same mastering, same keyboards. Why? Because I’m Sick of the sound of logic. ![]() ![]() I started out with the very first protools in the 80s, I changed to logic because of all the continuous upgrades that I had to pay for and after ten years I’m switching to ardour. The benefits of a project such as Ardour is also that might one day decide to stop supporting Logic, however, in theory a project like Ardour will continue to have community support even if the original developer decides he no longer wants to be involved. As I’ve mentioned in many other threads, what you do have is choice either to accept a free (no cost) solution and also accept some of the ‘risk’ that it may not provide all that you need, or to pay for a solution (and accept the terms under which it is offered - check the terms and conditions of use for all those included loops too if you intend to publish any work commercially). As I understand it, the GPL (and therefore Ardour and other projects) was / is never about software being available for no cost, that just happens as an (un-intentional or perhaps intentional?) side-effect of its stated purpose of allowing the user freedom to use / modify / distribute the software without restriction. (And why should software be any different? Lots of things I want aren’t free, but that’s just the way the world works). It’s just a thought that nothing’s for free. ![]()
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