I don't like the vague 'it's the industry standard' argument for Pro Tools, but within it-only if it's relevant to you-collaboration compatibility can be a real enough consideration to force the choice. However, these actually become more and more irrelevant overtime as whichever DAW you use more eventually becomes where you have figured out how to maximize your potential. All things considered, I find the DAW capacities are roughly equal with some aspects outperforming others.
Pro Tools is overly expensive (and they always find another low-value reason keep you paying high.), they have terrible customer relations/care, and their product security policies are as disruptive as they are ineffective. 1) I learned both Pro Tools and Logic Pro in school and have used them both in professional circumstances.Ģ) I only use Logic because I'm sick of Avid's crap.
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