Re: rebirth and reason?

[Mark Sottilaro <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

No, I agree that Mac vs. PC is basically a holy war, as is Repeater vs. 
EDP.
Can't we all just get along?  There's room for everyone in cyberspace.

I want a Cubase blows teeshirt!  I thought everyone loved it, but I never 
felt it
was comfortable to work with.  Seems like it's trying too hard to emulate
hardware, and it should drop that fake gear interface when it's not 
appropreate.
I kind of feel the same way about Rebirth and Reason.  Why won't Reason 
allow me
to record a bass loop in realtime via midi?  Who knows.  I only end up 
using it at
work where we don't have any audio hardware, and I need some music in a 
pinch,
otherwise it pretty much lays dormant.

Mark Sottilaro

rich wrote:

> mark,
>
> hahaha!  good intentions aside...please don't start any flame wars
> over this PC/Mac thing...
>
> especially over a smart ass comment from Cliff that was designed to
> get a reaction from me, i'm sure...not as a overall slam against Mac
> users...
>
> Cliff is just a little touchy, ya know?  he knows well enough i will
> kick his ass next time i see him...
>
> all in all, he's been a big help with my Mac shame, however...
>
> He put me on a steady diet of IRQ conflicts, and i've felt better
> ever since!  Still trying to get him to wear his "Cubase blows"
> t-shirt, but he's a little stubborn.
>
> later,
>
> rich
>
> >Or perhaps out of kindness as to not embarrass the people here that 
>spent
> >money on Bills latest piece of crap software.  I've been running Mac 
>OSX for a
> >few weeks now, and franky, nothing from Microsoft comes close.
> >
> >I always wonder why people all agree that Microsoft is evil, yet will
> >continually cut down any of it's compatation.  Weird.  It's like not 
>being
> >able to get out of an abusive relationship.  I use both Macs and PCs at 
>home
> >and at work, and the Macs are clearly better, in my opinion.  Now that 
>people
> >are writing OSX native apps, I'll change that to, Macs are in fact 
>better in
> >every way.
> >
> >Mark Sottilaro