I'm using PT and Mac.I'm happy with my setup.Glad I picked up th 01V96 the pre's are much bettter than the digi one's.I used to have a command 8 but the 01V96 is nicer being able to bank on 16 fader instead of 8.Overall I love my setup.

-PT 7.0 LE
-Mac Dual 2.3 G5
-01V96v2 (Control surface & Pre's via Toslink)
-Waves Diamond Bundle
-Digidesign Pultec Bundle & Smack LE
-Yamaha MSP5 Monitors

I have Cubase SX3 on PC with Yamaha 01v96 + i88x on mLAN.
For study also Digi mBox2 with PTLE on vanilla MacBook (C2D).

Not sure who's gonna win ;-) I'd like to try Cubase 4 too. It should be quite an improvement.

I will install PTLE on my PC too. The MacBook screen is too small to do a day's work on it. If I really get down with that thing I always connect an extra 17" LCD monitor.

Sonar 6 Studio on PC

I use Pt 7.1 with DIGI 002 on PC - reason rewired - and in some case Nuendo 3.02

I use Reaper on a PC. ;)

Nuendo / Cubase on a custom-built PC.

I'm prolly the goofball in the mix of things...

PT 7.4 HD3 MacPro Quad
D-Command Icon

PLUS...

Reaper on Windows XP Pro

Logic Studio on a Mac

CoolEdit Pro 2.1
Runs on WinXP. Old box, 2GHz Athlon 2600 XP, 768MB RAM, and a 10 quid soundcard from priceless computing.
But I don't use it for multi-channel recording. I just grab "sentimental" mono mixdowns from concerts the church band does.
Although I will be looking for a bit of recording gear at some point.

I usually track on SFoundry Vegas 3.0 and mix on Sony Vegas Video 6.0.
It is the most comfortable platform for me.

eFe

Logic 7 on a MAC

Ardour on Arch Linux.

Sonar 7 PE on a custom built PC w/ XP. I will upgrade to Vista as Microsoft and Cakewalk have been working together since the OS was known as Longhorn to develop 64 bit architecture.

Cubase SX3 on Intel PC
Use Reason for specific tasks to feed Cubase SX3

Roland DAWs only

Roland DAWs only

Logic on Macbook Pro

pro tools on mac book prooooooo-o-o-o-o

i got my "o" face

Hardware refresh Black Macbook, Logic Studio....yummmy!!!

:shock: 8)

Protools on pc. Sometimes nuendo.
Tamas Dragon

Cubase on a PC, occasionally PT on Mac or PC

Sonar on PC

Cubase 4.1 on PC

Mac Pro/Logic but playing with Reaper, Apple has been on my nerves lately... and I wish my Mac Pro was as stable as my Quicksilver G4. It's way quieter, but not as stable.... grumble grumble :-)

PT 7.4 on Mac G5 at work.
Home-PT 7 and DP5 on Mac G4.

At home, I use Sonar 7 PE on PC.

At school (audio engineering) I use Logic 8 on Mac.

Being someone who has used both, I prefer logic 8 on a mac hands down.

:)

Cubase on a PC.

we use sonar 6.0 on a PC, so fsr so good.

Acid Pro on PC

Ableton

I am using Ableton Live and I realize many may turn their nose up at this since this DAW is mostly focused on people who cut dance music and DJs and such. Well I'll tell you, if you haven't tried using it like a DAW (I mean like nuendo ect.) then I believe it's not being used to it's full potential.
But this is all my opinion, I just like the way it works and how the workflow is set up.
I used Nuendo before that (I tried it at on a friends system first) and though I am still learning Nuendo and would love to use it, I just like Live.
And it get's just as good results.
Well anyway, that's my 2 cents.
:D

cubase 4.1 on pc. quad core w/ 3.25 gig ram .

if only Xp went up to four gigs .
is this possible??

3.98 I thought. Get a 64 bit version, you can go higher. Unfortunately this tends to lead to driver issues.

However, I recall something about XP limiting the memory available for programs. You *can* access 3.98 GB of mem with it though.

grrrrrrr

not welcome

Just Joined forum, I currently run Logic Pro 8 on a 2.4ghz, macbook with os 10.5.5, 4 ghz

Logic Pro 7 on an iMac G5 (2.2 GHz) and a MacBook Pro (2.5 GHz), OSX 10.5.5

Anything free (Kristal mainly) with free VSTs on XP SP3 32bit.

Also tampering with Ubuntu, using Ardour/Rosegarden etc.

MOTU Digital Performer 6 on a Mac Pro (2x3.2 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon)

Cubase SX 4.5 on PC and Pt HD on the same Pc. :)

Ableton Live 7 Suite and Cubase SX3 on PC. Although both are cross platform and if I upgrade to C4, I can run both on an Intel Mac, which I am likely to switch to on my next computer upgrade. Then I would probably buy Logic 8, because it is amazing value for that money.

i use sonar 7 and acid pro 6 on pc for recording and track editing