Which has the best software for music? MAC or PC?

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   msLarayneposted 12 years ago

   Which has the best software for music? MAC or PC?

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   Stigma31posted 12 years ago

   Easy answer....PC...they have all the same as the Mac plus a whole lot more...Mac is good just not as plentiful

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   Nesbyteposted 12 years ago

   I'm inclined to agree with Stigma31, although it depends on what exactly you want to do. Music editing, I presume? Anyway, although I think PC's have the edge, it seems that everyone I know how uses a computer "creatively" i.e. drawing, music, photography etc. swears by Macs. That said, I think that might just be personal preference rather than the actual software.

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   jose7polancoposted 12 years ago

   Mac, comes with great software included, better options re available if you want something really extremely pro.

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   Oscortegaposted 12 years ago

   Mac, by far. 
   When it comes to recording and editing music, I've tried many with both Mac and PC platforms.  And I've come to the conclusion that Mac beats the PC hands down when it comes to professional level recording and editing.  I believe the Macs stable operating system has a lot to do with it.
     I use my Mac with Pro Tools, which is used professionally throughout many audio industries for recording and editing music and more.  There are so many items available with and for Pro Tools like virtual instruments, Midi editing and control, notation, and many other plug-ins from third-party publishers. 
   The PC has a very powerful studio system that I used to have lots of fun with called FL Studio.  FL Studio also offers the ability to work with some third-party plug-ins.  Their more popular entry level software is affectionately called "Fruity Loops".
   If your into music editing as I am you'll enjoy anyone of these wares.

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      jose7polancoposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      We use garagebnd for the church band, we create our own chords and music and also try out some new music from other artists. We also use my mac for recording the preaches and we do video editing. It was a pain in the hands and back to do it on a PC

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   miyagi714posted 12 years ago

   MAC by far. iTunes is the best music player in the world.

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   Rasman1posted 12 years ago

   Well I found a website that has some useful information for the best music software it may help you out. There are some great articles on different types of music software that may help you choose which is best for you. I prefer Sonar but DAW's like Dub Turbo, Sonic Producer, and Dr, Drum are great.
   
   Check Out http://www.thebestmusicsoftware.com/

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