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KVR Forum [Hosts (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.)] » Archive » Hosts (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.) » January 2004 Index | KVRFA7
AuthorTopic: Cubase SX on a Mac?
d2j3w7w
Posted: 29th January 2004 09:58
There's always a lot of discussion on KVR regarding which operating systems and host sequencers to use. Several times now I've read something like "If you want to use Logic or Digital Performer, use a Mac. If you want to use Sonar or Cubase SX, use a PC.

Why not Cubase SX on a Mac? Do these people not realize SX is cross-platform (it happens)? Or is there some reason SX is better suited for Windows? I know Apple owns Emagic now, but I much prefer Cubase to Logic.
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