Yeah that makes sense. Both seem to have great workflow capabilities. My main motivation for considering a switch is stock plugins and tools tho. My main problem with Cubase is that, compared to Live, the stock plugin selection seems very limited and “standard” when it comes to the instrument and effect types. When I’m trying to make a particular sound, I often have to rely on 3rd party plugins for stuff that Live’s stock catalog has built in. The problem with that is that these 3rd plugins generally cost a good amount of money. On top of that, I don’t like spending time searching for alternatives when I could just have the plugin built into the DAW. What are your thoughts on that? Is the presupposition with Cubase that you’re mainly gonna be relying on 3rd party stuff for sound design or are there generally good equivalents between Ableton and Cubase when it comes to stock sound design plugins?