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People tell me that until I go Mac, my setup will always be second best. Is that true? Is Mac now and forever the better audio/sequencing machine? I know of so many cool programs that i use that are not available for Mac.
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of course that's not true....
(why is it that most hardcore Mac-users are so fanatic?)
I use the Mac everyday professionally (advertising-bizz) and when I get home I turn on my IBM-pc to do audio.
I've found that both systems are quite capable of doing their job. It really is a myth that the macintosh is much more stable. At work I frequently see that silly bomb that tells me I have to restart. If you've got those lovely programs, written for your pc, then by all means keep using them. I happen to like the IBM-pc more than the Mac, but you'll never hear me say (or write) that Mac-users are second best. In my opinion it really makes little difference what platform you use, as long as you're comfortable in the end with your setup. And you really shouldn't be bothered if someone, who uses the 'other' platform than you, tells you yours isn't any good. Ask 'em to explain and they probably can't.

I use them both, like them both.

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I've got to agree with Tabnak - I've had an iMac for the past few weeks and it's a toy up against my PII350. No mouse scrolling, no right click, slow to load, slow to startup gain, silly directory structure etc etc, etc.
Mind you I like cakewalk more than cubase, Paintshop pro 7 more than Photoshop 5.5, Dreamweaver more than Frontpage...I don't know..maybe I'm just fucked.

BTW my counter tells me that only 10% of the hits to my site are from MACs.

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