Ha! Logic just wrote their entire program over because they NEEDED to. Cakewalk doesnt need to write the program over because they have built it carefully since day one. Cakewalk fixes things quickly instead of NOT fixing anything and ACTING like everything is perfect. I used to work with somebody on a mac with cubase. It crashed ALL the time. My daw is way more stable. Still, anybody that wants a chance at a good recording studio computer setup has to learn their tool, mac or pc. They are both fine tools. Its NOT the tool, its the USER. All programs have things that need to be improved. Cakewalk Made SONAR for musicians by musicians. Good luck with Logic, but after a complete rewrite, Im sure you will have more bugs with it. Thats why they lowered the price so much silly.

ORIGINAL: Mark D.
his rant is selective to the good aspects.

It's a thinly velied platform trolling. To sum up: Macs are stable and Logic is 100% bug free, while PCs are unstable and SONAR is buggy. And yet, he's a admitted "hardware musician" with no DAW experience... so where do these conclusions come from? I can only imagine a.) he's being paid to throw troll bait on the forum, b.) he's been reading too much "marketing literature", if you know what I mean, or c.) he's just talking out his @ss 'cuz it's the day before the World Series and he's bored. Take your pick.

Guys! He says he wants to leave, why contend with him?

How come this character has managed to attain bronze status in a Sonar forum when, in his first line, he admits to not owning a DAW?

I wonder what sort of havoc he creates over on the Logic forums.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=195511

Hmm, also, when was the last Logic .0 update.

All I can say is wow I want some of his psychotropic meds because he has had plenty of them for one day :-)

Apple users have just as many problems as PC users.

This is absolutely 100% true...
I've setup/supported both Macs and PCs.
Neither is more prone to problems than the other.

The key is the person who's setting up the machine/s.

* Vista's problems/limitations are in no way Cakewalk's (or any other audio software company) fault or responsibility.
* WinXP runs great in the here/now
* Remember hearing that the G5 was the, "fastest computer ever"? (if you used one... you know this isn't true - rather maketing bo-jive) The 35% increase (across the board) is likely inflated market-speak as well...
* Folks come to this forum for support. Of course you're going to see problems/issues discussed here. I've used every DAW app that exists... and the one thing they all have in common is that they're all imperfect. Logic is no exception
* A fair bit of the problems reported here are the result of inexperience or pilot error. ie: Running a Firewire audio interface with a non-TI chipset Firewire controller. Once the end-user has the knowledge/solution... the problem is gone.

My Sonar v7 experience is nothing like the situation the OP describes.

Hello Steve,

I don't know you so I took the trouble to read through your last 50 or so posts and here are my conclusions:

Seems like your whole history on this forum is one of creating dissension. From reading many of your posts it looks like you've never actually used any Cakewalk software, Only used the forum members as punching bags for your drivel. and preaching the Mac superiority ever since. So why have oyu wasted the last 3 1/2 years on us poor PC losers?

Glad to see you going. Oh hang on you were never really here.

LogicPro8 has just been released and it is 99% stable and bug free "ON RELEASE"

WHAT?!?



Such an idiot!

Steve is your real name AXE?

I think it may be

I read a great quote this morning, it was something along the lines of

"For a computer to work without any problems its functionality can only satisfy idiots"


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