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| quote: | Originally posted by cronodevir
FLStudio is coded by two guys in their spare time.
I never said Linux was a better choice for EDM than Windows, I simply said its a very valid choice. Id go so far as to say Mac and Linux are on the same level in terms of ability to make music on them.
Though for anyone who does actually care about their computer and uses it alot and likes to maintain everything, id say Linux is the best choice. Malware is little to none, support is generally high, and compatibility doubles every year. Looking at Windows history, its only gotten worse in the last 10 years. Vista is by most peoples account the worst operating system ever made, even good ole bill gates admitted that. As for Mac, Ive never heard a good thing about Mac. [no exaggeration] |
| quote: | Originally posted by cronodevir
Id go so far as to say Mac and Linux are on the same level in terms of ability to make music on them.
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Am I the only person that finds this statement absurd?
Let's see:
protools doesn't run on linux. Neither does Logic. Neither does cubase. Just between those 3 DAW platforms, that's over 80% of the entire music production market users.
Please do explain how linux and macs are on the same level in terms of ability to make music on them.
| quote: | Originally posted by cronodevir
Though for anyone who does actually care about their computer and uses it alot and likes to maintain everything, id say Linux is the best choice. Malware is little to none, support is generally high, and compatibility doubles every year. Looking at Windows history, its only gotten worse in the last 10 years. Vista is by most peoples account the worst operating system ever made, even good ole bill gates admitted that. As for Mac, Ive never heard a good thing about Mac. [no exaggeration] |
What's the point in spending large amounts of time to maintain a system when there are working platforms out there that work incredibly well and do what they're supposed to? You're meant to be making music, not acting as "in-house IT" (for for your bedroom studio).
I think you need to think about what you're actually suggesting. Speak to people who work in studios, have experience in the industry. You obviously are well informed about some subjects such as linux etc, but don't really have a clue about the industry or home production standards/methods.
Also, quality IS ensured when it's a paid for product, because sales rely on the quality of the product. Yes it's about money for them - what business isn't? but people buy things because they perform the task they are meant to do. The better they do it, the more popular it will be and therefore generate revenue. They HAVE to build a quality product because clever marketing can only go so far. It;s like saying Mercedes don't give a shit about quality because it's all about money for them. Producing quality is WHY they make money.
Vista in fact is a perfect example of this. It was shit, and because of that, dispite the unbelievable marketing resources MS has, didn't achieve anywhere near the sales that xp did in the same period, even though there are more CP's out there than ever. And yes, linux might be "technically better" in some respects for some tasks, but windows and mac are very, very good at hosting DAW platforms, especially mac becuase you don't have the worries of viruses or stability issues.
If you've never heard a good thing about macs, then you are surrounded by pc/linux fanboys and never been out in the music production world. I actually like both - they both have pro's and cons. Most professional engineers won't work on any other platform than mac - and it's not because they like how they look.
@ "CHILD" - awwww, you still sore about your lavry? Get over it...I'm actually off to play(work) with my PTHD rigs...... 
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