Mac vs PC ???

[supamonsta]

"Mi Amor Computer" VS "Powered Crap"

[Bonehead]

I love triggering Mac vs PC threads

Can we now haz Mac vs PC vs Beyonce's Single Ladies

[crofter]

We need a mac only forum on here, somewhere the macsters can go to jerk each other off and stay out of the way,

[Dexes]

Bloomberg: Microsoft Outpaces Apple in Customer Satisfaction: Chart of Day

[supamonsta]

We need a mac only forum on here

isn't it a mac-only forum here????

does it mean I may have given and received advices, shared tips and jokes with PC users right here, even perhap's right now????????????

GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ

wow, what a shock!!! frak! peeeeeeeew!

I'm out

[djsynchro]

It just works.

[ianbross]

So tell me, Homebelly, are you implying that Macs sound much more warmer and a lot more Analogish?

I'm not implying any thing..
Its a statement of fact. Here. let me spell it out for you..
M*A*C*'S S*O*U*N*D B*E*T*T*E*R T*H*A*N P*C*'S
I'm not sure i would go so far as to describe them as sounding "more analogish" Thats just silly. All of them are digital machines.
I have three Macs running, a G5 a QUADCORE Intell 2.66 and a mac book pro unibody.
I would say that all three have a different sound quality or character that lends its self to different parts of the production process.
For example, my G5 makes drums sound a lot more crunchy that my quad-core, so i tend to build my phat beatz on the G5 then burn them to a 16bit
CD, I like the tone of the cd rom drive in the G5 and the filtering it adds. My quad-core is way better at capturing the upper 64 bit integer floating points that make a lot of the freeware synths sound like the really expensive native instruments and fruity loops ones.
The unibody is awesome great for making delays. I will often run a cable out of my quad-core into my unibody then back again.
Then, if i move the lap top further away from the quad core the delay gets longer. Its a bit like how they used to make reverbs and delays back in the olden days using buckets and tin cans on bits of string.

But any way..
The real point is.
Mac's FTW

Hellz yeah!!!!!! \m/

I think this might be the most ridiculous post I've ever read on any forum about music production with computers.

[re:dream]

LOL. I am a mac user and I tend to agree

[d.reamonn]

As a Mac user, I disagree. I believe this thread does a good job of expounding the differences, however subtle, between Macs and PCs, and represents both products fairly.

[re:dream]

As a Mac user, I disagree. I believe this thread does a good job of expounding the differences, however subtle, between Macs and PCs, and represents both products fairly.

disagree with what and whom? do you think that macs sound better?

[d.reamonn]

it just works

[re:dream]

it just works

But of course it does

[d.reamonn]

Heh, I just realised how crazy I sound. I'm currently in the process of reinstalling two Macs as a bi-yearly maintenance cleanup. Long story short, I had some serious issues with disk partitions and had to bring in a third Mac just to reformat. It was pretty hit-and-miss for a while, but things seem to be running smoothly again. Five hours later.

It just works

[re:dream]

Crazy? You?

These are pretty complicated pieces of engineering, both PC and Mac. Bits of kit driven by ghostly patterns of magnetized cristal and wafers of hyperthin silicon. It's a wonder they all work at all. None of them are completely fail safe.

[d.reamonn]

These are pretty complicated pieces of engineering, both PC and Mac. Bits of kit driven by ghostly patterns of magnetized cristal and wafers of hyperthin silicon. It's a wonder they all work at all. None of them are completely fail safe.

I love how you say this as if it were some kind of new found wisdom. It really is quite delightful how this actually needs to explained to people. PCs suck.