Originally Posted by Apexx

most expandability by virtue of it using just about every VST known to Windows. That's all well and good but even with far fewer features, Protools still dosen't have the depth Logic does and it never has. Here's a perfect case in point

the chorus effect on Logic sounds like multiple voices since it randomizes the pitch automatically (which you can tune)
The chorus effect on Protools sounds like reverb.

The modes of adjustability on logic's chorus effect blows protools out of the water and that just one instance off the top of my head.


Protools is capable of many things don't get me wrong, but I gotta give respect to the one that started it all.

Protools was competing with Cakewalk and acid for goodness sakes lamo.

Protools is more popular than Logic so people automatically assume that makes it better when it couldn't be further from the truth.

and when I say "better" I'm talking quantifiable comparisons, not opinions.