So my intentions were to get a mac like all my personal favoite artists besides one(pro-tools guy), the rest mainly my favorites
all use Logic! Logic and Ableton are what I plan on installing all together, and I can't do that on a PC.
I have considered bailing and becoming a pro tools "guy", but guitar center, musicians friends and mac workers all say that
pro tools is out and Logic is in. That was like 8/2 opinions on random days, for Logic.
Well I kinda figured out the hierarchy on toms "gaming" list, which is pretty accurate. It would put the
iMac 21.5" that I want below any AMD 900 and at the same level as a Thuban 1055t.
Well I am not after superior video, I am after superior sound and super multitasking!
So Intel will definitely be the winner, then since I am buying external interfaces that are at a high sampling rate and
so forth, the need for a sound card is obsolete. Since I can install my windows vista ultimate on the mac, I would
still have access to all things windows plus any window application but I couldn't do that the other way around(non-hackintosh),
so on Mac I would be able to utilize both OS's for different things.
I can see a pc built for a nice recording studio, it's pretty much a draw, one thing out weighs the other, I get a little bit faster
cpu with pc, but I get a machine that was comletely built by apple even the OS so everything is intergrated including recording software.
Then on pc I can pick and choose performance parts with several different warr. but on apple, I have superior customer sevice that could go inside a store and get help.
I could go on, but I would say 50/50, then with price/performance, well you don't buy a Mac for video gaming, so its pretty much like comparing Mars and Venus, there totally two different worlds-
The first world is Mac Fan boys and the other world of PC Snobs! Either way there both picked on equally to:
http://www.spike.com/blog/top-10-worst-types/74309