Sonar 6 professional edition...
 
Win XP.....
intel p35 motherboard with Core 2 3.0g chip....
2 gig of ram...
Maudio Audiophile 192 pci card
 
just finished a brand new album with this rig:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/batsbrew1
 
 
and everything purrs like a kitten.
 
ok, what were we talking about again?!
 

 
 

batsbrew
Sonar 6 professional edition...
 
Win XP.....
intel p35 motherboard with Core 2 3.0g chip....
2 gig of ram...
Maudio Audiophile 192 pci card
 
just finished a brand new album with this rig:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/batsbrew1
 
 
and everything purrs like a kitten.
 
ok, what were we talking about again?!
 

 
 

 
Yep, if it works for you and you're happy, why change? Who cares if people call you a Luddite? The original Luddites would think they had landed on another planet if they saw your setup. 

Saw Michael is also hanging onto win XP.
 
Real tragedy for me anticipating forward. Have a rock solid XP 32 bit rig, quad core with a 1010 LT M-Audio card. Does everything with elegance and grace.
 
Could go on forever with it, but more and more softwares and updates are pushing me into a corner, on top of the inevitable computer meltdown.
 
Then having to give up a dynamite sound card because new computers don't have the old PCI slots.
 
Don't know if there are many others clinging to XP and sense pending doom. Could be worse. Read an article  4 years ago about some guy with a $5k PCI card that was soon to be obsolete with the death of PCI slots.
 
John

Fleer
... is on your side, yes it is!

Everytime I hear that I think of the movie "Fallen"...

Great movie!

cclarry

Fleer
... is on your side, yes it is!

Everytime I hear that I think of the movie "Fallen"...

Great movie!

Is That the one with Denzel and John Goodman? If so, it is a really good movie.

JohnKenn
Saw Michael is also hanging onto win XP.
 
Real tragedy for me anticipating forward. Have a rock solid XP 32 bit rig, quad core with a 1010 LT M-Audio card. Does everything with elegance and grace.
 
Could go on forever with it, but more and more softwares and updates are pushing me into a corner, on top of the inevitable computer meltdown.
 
Then having to give up a dynamite sound card because new computers don't have the old PCI slots.
 
Don't know if there are many others clinging to XP and sense pending doom. Could be worse. Read an article  4 years ago about some guy with a $5k PCI card that was soon to be obsolete with the death of PCI slots.
 
John

Actually, I'm hanging on to Windows 7. I just understand and sympathize with the sentiment. I guess the trick is knowing what is a real, beneficial upgrade, and what is just "upgrading-to upgrade." And that is obviously different for everyone.