[vorbis] [OT] Just had to vent...
Paul E
public at ellisfoundation.com
Mon Nov 17 15:27:34 PST 2003
Nalin Savara wrote:
>Just curious... what are some of the programs you're using on windows and
>linux ? Which you find substantially better than what's available on Mac..
>
>Do Reply...
>NS
>
The main one I use that I absolutely could not live without is
FruityLoops. If you've never really used it you don't know what you are
missing. It is absolutely the only program like it. It's a
quasi-pattern/sample based music creation program, but it is really so
much more. Nothing like Acid really. Although Acid is another PC only
program. Also I use SoundForge which in my opinion is the best 2-track
editor around and Vegas. I've used Protools, Cakewalk (and now Sonar)
and I like Vegas so much more. So much more intuitive and simple.
Although it doesn't work with MIDI. I don't use MIDI with digital audio
tracks so it doesn't matter to me. Also Mac doesn't have a really good
CD Mastering program. I have taken a number of computer music courses
that were all Mac based and I would bring in my work from my PC (which
was older than the Macs) and people were blown away by what I could do
on my PC.
Anyway, that's my list I suppose. One other thing I would like to
mention. If Macs are such music machines, why do you have to buy an
expensive add-on just to connect a MIDI keyboard to the computer? Just
so you know all PCs with a standard game port (read: 99% of PCs) just
need the $5-$10 cable to connect MIDI, it's built in.
Paul
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