As a Mac user used to being screwed by the Windowz side of things I
must say this is rather amusing. But, we would hope that whatever
tool you use you could make good music. Just read an email interview
with Ken Downie of The Black Dog who uses a really old sequencer on a
Amiga, and Squarepuser mostly just uses his 808 to sequence his stuff.
Maybe you should just "buy a Mac" (as a techie said on her TV show
when the camera didn't work like it was supposed to.) Though I would
say it's pretty impressive that Emagic has gotten Logic to work on so
may platforms as Elson mentioned.
erik g
saving up for Reason 2.0;)
At 23:28 -0400 07/03/02, Christina Long wrote:
>If any of you guys are victims of the recent merger Steinberg has an
>incredible switchover over for Cubase SX which, from what I keep
>hearing, is their best version yet.
>
>http://www.steinberg.net/the_magic_of_sx/index.phtml?sid=07339703
>------------------------------------
>Steinberg is pleased to offer a unique, time-limited offer for all
>registered Logic users who would like to switch to Cubase SX for PC -
>the Competitive Crossgrade Offer for only Euro 299,-/USD 299,-*. Until
>the end of September, we would like to offer a way to make a low-cost,
>uncomplicated change to Steinberg's professional software for music
>production for anyone who has been using any of the Silver, Gold or
>Platinum versions. You're also welcome to keep your old software
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