Cubase 4 is a HUGE leap from SX3, i love it

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i've only used 1&2 rarely hehehe. I use renoise right now but wanted to take it a step up and have better integration with outboard gear. Cubase is ideal for that and more specific features i'm looking for

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If less is more think about how much more more would be. -Frasier

Hackintosh FTW...

All the power of a Mac Pro without the pricetag!!

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Originally posted by Kevy Kev Hackintosh FTW... All the power of a Mac Pro without the pricetag!!

And without the support or stability.....FTL

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Originally posted by DJ RANN And without the support or stability.....FTL

Mac OS doesn't need support and it runs pretty stable

I start a new job soon and one of my first purchases is going to be a mac book and then a new mac pro. I def like the OS, very smooth and from what I can tell very stable.

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Originally posted by Kevy Kev Mac OS doesn't need support... I def like the OS, very smooth and from what I can tell very stable.

2006: Mac OS X hacked under 30 minutes
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/securi...39241748,00.htm

2006 again: Secure Mac mini, OS X Hacked In Under 7 Minutes.
http://mac360.com/index.php/mac360/...nder_7_minutes/

2008: OS X First OS to be Hacked in PWN 2 OWN Contest
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008...-2-own-contest/


Most awesome OS ever, basically.

I used to be of the oppinion that OSX and Nix were the be all and end all of OSes... Lately I've realised Microsoft is #1 for a reason. I guess it is logical really; they do have far greater economy of scale than Apple or any Nix distro. In this day and age it is pretty hilarious for a pure-network based attack to be successful. The fact that so many easily exploitable bugs exist really says something about the quality of the programming, IMO.

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