#Ableton live vs logic pro how to#

This is how my mind has been rambling and why I haven’t been posting here as often as I used to. Do I keep pushing, going all-in with music (I have tons of tutorials I need to get to) or pick up the pieces of my latest wip and kickstart my life as an author? To be honest, I see more of a fruitful career path in writing fiction, although I’ve been neglecting it in a big way lately to focus on music. But does it make sense to spend that money if I’m going to focus more on writing fiction? Shouldn’t I invest that money in the marketing of my books? Besides, I’m kinda loving Logic Pro 10.5/6. I’m on the list for the Ableton 11 upgrade, which comes with a discount if I pre-order. It probably doesn’t seem that important to worry about Ableton vs Logic if I’m putting writing in the foreground. So do I decide that first? Which is the frontrunner: “writing” or “songwriting.” Music or books. So how do you do both? One must be the frontrunner. The “kick as” writing books act as if all you’re doing is writing and the to-do list is enormous.

#Ableton live vs logic pro how to#

This has been the common theme over the past year or two: how to write marketable novels and music in a way that honors both. I’m still trying to learn all the Logic 10.5/10.6 features.

I’m still trying to figure out how to juggle giving enough attention to my writing career and my songwriting/music producer career, still in its infant days of launching.Ībleton Live 11 is reported to be coming out in early 2021, whatever that means.

The holidays seem to drag on, this year more than usual, and we all so want life to return to normal. This is what I’m faced with as we head toward 2021, not coming quite fast enough it seems.