Best D.A.W. Ever

Has everything you will ever need to create and record music. If it had a few more sample instruments it would be the complete package.

Hands Down Best DAW so much flexibility. I started with Reason then Record the Logic, now Live.

I tried a couple, and live is the best one. It is the most intuitive for the numbers of features it has.

Not complicated at all, large flexibility in workspace (you can tune up everything, even cursor behavior). Large amount of built-in VSTis. Ergonomic interface an mixer. And much more. Perfect for any kind of music.

sound quality is amazing, noone can beat it

This has it all you need nothing just this and hit it

I use X1... It is very powerful.. Has a lot to offer especially if you're into MIDI
It takes a while to get used to... But once your friends with it... It is Amazing

I really like this Daw. It does everything I need plus more. I am currently on 8.5 producer. My only wish is that it was ported to the Mac.. I an sure it would work even better on a mac.. Unfortunately, Windows is the only thing holding this product back..

it's just great. many kind of synth, combinator, sequencer, etc
from beginner to frequent session player and music programmer, this program is really good
I used it for live performance and studio recording
try it!

Never crashes
Low CPU usage even loaded with many modules (not really an issue with todays CPUs)
You can patch cables around as you want. The only that supports CV control to my knowledge.
Automation on everyhting just with right clicking.
Fuctional sequencer.
Great support and tons of extra sounds (refills)
Combined with "Record" gives you access to full SSL console emulation.
Best price for what you get. Once you buy it you start making music with no need of extra (third party) stuff.

never has let me down on live perfomances with really heavy rack. Awesome key mapping and programming oppertuneties. Once you try this, youļl stick with it. Also great usage in rewire mode.

No other daw compares! I started with garage band, then reason, then sonar, and the I finally made the plunge to protools and I'll never turn back! I've even tried other apps such as cubase but nothing stacks up.

Pro Tools 10 Rocks!
All the others can not hold a candle to it, it presses all the right buttons, very low learning curve but takes years to master has a class about it that other daws strive to catch up with and when they almost do, protools is off again reaching new heights of brilliance, suck it and see you will like the taste.

The XFX included plugins Need Serious Upgrading! They sound Too Digital and very Childish!
I personally wouldn™t use it for live recording, but as a Loop Base Music Production Studio
It™s the best in my opinion. For live recording I would use another program like Cubase, Protools,
Sonar or Samplitude. The new Izotope plugins work really well.

I love mixcraft so much it's simple and not less quality comparing to another daw software, and very cheap price

Mixcraft 6 is an awesome DAW, especially for using a MIDI controller to compose most of a song. I have Ableton live and it can't touch the midi power of Mixcraft. In fact, Ableton barely works with a virtual instrument without the CRASH or poping and hissing. Mixcraft is something anybody can it the ground running with and is very stable. I'm using windows 7 with a dell laptop and FireWire express card and it is seamless. Appleton, not so seamless. How do they sell mixcraft so cheap? It is amazing! It is the best kept secret of all DAW's