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Reaper is my go to for live studio band and gig video mixes and Logic for composition and writing/recording parts with the virtual instruments/midi.
I like Reaper’s leanness and rock solid stability and the stock plugins for compression, EQ, etc. are perfectly fine The IR file loading option in ReaVerb is nice to tidy up a live guitar cab or acoustic recording. Routing is nice too.
I have added NAM plugin to both recently which has levelled the field on amp sims. 90% of the time I load up the NAM template I have set up in Reaper rather than Logic.
Reaper FTW
Also because I've got Helix Native, EZ Drummer 2, Vitala and a couple of organ plugins. I've decided that's more than enough for my needs just now. If I went with Logic, I'd have been distracted by all the native plugins etc. I think I'd prefer to work with some constraints, although tbh I've already got more than enough options.
Which one gets out of your way? Which one do you know better? Which one can you get work done in quicker?
I would discount any decision about plugins because at the end of the day you probably have a huge library of 3rd party plugins which definitely won't be worse than what Logic provides as stock.
I've been using Logic for 10+ years and haven't ever looked at another DAW because there was no good reason to. It does everything I need it to do.
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For electronic music Bitwig is awesome.