>Back when I used proprietary software, I frequently found the major DAWs
unergonomic. Partly that was due to the license/upgrade cycle, but
often the problem was the UI or the developers' assumptions about users'
workflows.
unergonomic. Partly that was due to the license/upgrade cycle, but
often the problem was the UI or the developers' assumptions about users'
workflows.
As the author of a non-proprietary DAW, I'd just like to note that the issues caused by "developer's assumptions about users' workflows" isn't a function of software being proprietary (or not).
It's been nearly a decade or more since I fully gave up on the idea that Ardour could (one day) be a DAW for everyone. There is no DAW for everyone. Individual's actual needs and workflow, as well as their imagined needs and workflows, vary dramatically, and it's not possible to create music production software, proprietary or otherwise, that can answer all those use cases.
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