Whatever works best for each person's needs and wants is the best OS.
 
Any comments about which is better might just as well be those stupid commercials for the 'Left' and 'Right' sides of Twix bars, where one side is folded and the other is blended, or whatever.
 
If you like those commercials, then by all means keep up this ridiculous bashing.  Me?  I am going to go have a Kit Kat bar, because THEIR commercials have cool rhythmic snapping sounds.
 
Bob Bone
 

pppfffftt....it's all territorial marking behaviour anyways....

trimph1
pppfffftt....it's all territorial marking behaviour anyways....

Hang on - everybody knows the left side of Twix is better! (I am stomping my feet and holding my breath)
 
:)
 
Bob Bone
 

MarioD

trimph1
 
You know, I am getting sick and tired of all this PC vs Apple stuff.
 
They both have their weaknesses and their strengths.
 
Honestly, we have some really powerful platforms here that can do way more than some of the things we used even 7 years ago.
 
I just wish both sides would just grow up and stop b***tching at each other here...
 
Sheesh.

I agree but unfortunately this war of words has been going on for years.

You know, the funny part about it is that the huge composers/songwriters/artists actually use both.  I was at a huge composers studio and an even bigger artist's facility in the past month and both of them had both Macs and PCs.  They both said there are things one can do that the other can't and liked the fact they could use both in projects.
 
I got off the Sonar wagon for 3 reasons:  workflow, stability with my plugins, and Sonars integration (or lack there of with external synths.  My reasons for switching may not be an issue to someone who let's say just records all instruments in the box, who is comfortable with the workflow, or who uses a different set of plugins.  But the bottom line is the final product, the music, not whether my PC is better than your Mac (or vice versa).
 
Whatever works to get your music across is fine.

robert_e_bone

trimph1
pppfffftt....it's all territorial marking behaviour anyways....

Hang on - everybody knows the left side of Twix is better! (I am stomping my feet and holding my breath)
 
:)
 
Bob Bone
 

And while both sides keep fighting, just get me a snickers bar . . . . I like their commercials better anyway . . . .

When I bought my first sax it was a used bundy. Some fellow’s wife was making him sell it. I got it for $150. Yea everybody at that time was using a selmer. I took my bundy walked across the street went in to the office of the dean of the college of music at the university of miami and told her I wanted in. She said is that your sax? I said yes. She said play me something. I did and I was in. She never asked me if it was a selmer. :-)

bysbox1

robert_e_bone

trimph1
pppfffftt....it's all territorial marking behaviour anyways....

Hang on - everybody knows the left side of Twix is better! (I am stomping my feet and holding my breath)
 
:)
 
Bob Bone
 

And while both sides keep fighting, just get me a snickers bar . . . . I like their commercials better anyway . . . .

I gotta say - I DO love those Snickers ice cream bars.  FABULOUS, except now I have to go out and get one.
 
:)
 
And, I agree - the rest of that other nonsense remains nonsense.
 
Bob Bone
 
 
 

rabeach
When I bought my first sax it was a used bundy. Some fellow’s wife was making him sell it. I got it for $150. Yea everybody at that time was using a selmer. I took my bundy walked across the street went in to the office of the dean of the college of music at the university of miami and told her I wanted in. She said is that your sax? I said yes. She said play me something. I did and I was in. She never asked me if it was a selmer. :-)

I thought it was Selmer-Bundy? I had a Bundy cornet way back in 4th grade.

carl

rabeach
When I bought my first sax it was a used bundy. Some fellow’s wife was making him sell it. I got it for $150. Yea everybody at that time was using a selmer. I took my bundy walked across the street went in to the office of the dean of the college of music at the university of miami and told her I wanted in. She said is that your sax? I said yes. She said play me something. I did and I was in. She never asked me if it was a selmer. :-)

I thought it was Selmer-Bundy? I had a Bundy cornet way back in 4th grade.

Yes, bundy is/was selmer's student line. That was one squeaking, squawking sax only out done by the sears and roebuck tenor I bought for $90. I guess the point I was trying to make is what is the worth of being concerned about what DAW or computer someone else is using. It is just a tool. The important thing is to use it.

rabeach

carl

rabeach
When I bought my first sax it was a used bundy. Some fellow’s wife was making him sell it. I got it for $150. Yea everybody at that time was using a selmer. I took my bundy walked across the street went in to the office of the dean of the college of music at the university of miami and told her I wanted in. She said is that your sax? I said yes. She said play me something. I did and I was in. She never asked me if it was a selmer. :-)

I thought it was Selmer-Bundy? I had a Bundy cornet way back in 4th grade.

Yes, bundy is/was selmer's student line. That was one squeaking, squawking sax only out done by the sears and roebuck tenor I bought for $90. I guess the point I was trying to make is what is the worth of being concerned about what DAW or computer someone else is using. It is just a tool. The important thing is to use it.

I agree. The user makes the art, the daw is only as good as the artist.
I've heard both great & crap music made with all the ones mentioned.