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Erik821
post Mon 20 Mar 2006, 08:17
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I got into Cakewalk Sonar 5 about a year ago and since then haven't used any other program. I recently decided to get a Mac. I would take Sonar with me if I could (maybe v5.2) for familiarity reasons more than anything.

I've looked at other programs (Ableton Live, Logic, ProTools, Cubase SX,) and Cubase was nice but I actually settled on Digital Performer, the GUI was beautiful and it seems as though it may be easier to figure out than Logic (my real first choice). After doing a little more research I realized DP version 5 is coming out soon, but I don't know exactly when, probably in the fall.

So while I'm waiting on that, does it also make sense to wait for the new desktop Intel Macs? It seems to me it would, but since I'm a newbie here, I thought I'd ask you fine people for a little feedback.

I should also add that I do not currently have an Mac, which would make sense since I've been using Sonar.

Thank you very much,

Erik

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Erik821
post Tue 21 Mar 2006, 00:54
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I think MOTU Digital Performer is going to be sick once it's ready for the new intel Mac's


smile.gif Hey thanks for the comments yellow~

You know what I think you're right-I have a feeling DP5 will be sick.

-BUT-

I've been doing some snooping around unicornation.com (MOTU's forum) and there is a lot of Logic envy over there. Evidently Logic 7 rules when it comes to midi sequencing (I personally have never demo'd either so I have no idea). Midi sequencing/editing will be my #1 priority so the comments about Logic's superiority (again, their word, not mine) over DP have me a little gunshy.

This would seem to be a unbiased forum, so hopefully some comments from the members here about the strengths of the two will follow.......
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