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post Tue 9 Jul 2002, 22:39
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I need to know objectively and honestly without hype what audio sequencer would be comparable to sonar on the mac? I am a pc user, about to purchase an ibook for music only and Sonar has been a godsend on my pc, but unfortunately i can't have it on my mac.

also can anybody tell me if Pro tools has audio syncing abilities, like acid, or sonar. I'm a collage composer and typically record my guitar, bass, and drums into sonar and then chop them up into individual parts for remixing and processing.
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post Tue 9 Jul 2002, 23:02
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digital performaer is DEEP

I do not know Cakewalk stuff, but it must be as good.

Since Apple just bought Emagic, I think the smart and/or interesting choice for you would be to go with Logic.

On the other hand Steinberg now looks to be THE cross-platform king, so it would be easy to swapp back and forth

...interesting times. The top four are all good (Logic, Steinberg, Cakewalk, Digital Performer). Why don't you just go ahead and download the free protools software and play with that for awhile?

I want to get a windows machine, just to check out Sonar myself- it looks really good.

Sorry I cannot be more direct, but I am a novice, more or less too.


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