DAW or Stand Alone

There are two schools of thought here. Some folks are dyed in the wool Stand Alone recorder guys. The portability and ease of use are attractive to them. Others are in the school of DAW. I have worked with both and for the longest time preferred the stand alone units. I have made the decision to upgrade into the DAW world for my main studio. The idea of unlimited tracks and the ability to add and upgrade software with ease is a big part. I also love the idea of having the mastering capabilities with unlimited potential. Does this mean that my Studio B will also be DAW, no..I like the idea of having the old school systems around for different genres. All in all this should be a fun experience.
Cheers,
Eric

What is the Soul of Tone??

This blog is dedicated to recording music, the gear I use and just how much fun or frustration can come up with the whole process. The gear I use is all listed and is what I prefer. This does not mean that it is what everyone should go out and buy. Some folks hate Boss and Tascam, I love them. Others like gear which I don't care for. So it is all subjective. I will try to impart any advice I can to help out anyone who reads this. If I don't have the answers I will find them. There are no dumb questions and no perfect folks here! So come on in and sit back  and enjoy the studio!
Eric