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also have to say that their download speed is incredible. I almost don't use their plugins anymore, but it's worthy to mention how easy and fast is to authorize them.

plugin alliance has probably the best and easiest 'authorization system'. the plugin validation every time is a PIA for ilok I'm really digging the high Sierra layout after comparing to mavericks it's funny how we adapt to the interfaces design.

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High Sierra is faster in my point of view when the system is 'brand new' (and since I bought my MacBook Pro I always thought that mavericks was the fastest). I made lots of mistakes in this clean install, and had the chance to play with mavericks for one hour.

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it is a lot slower when ur HD is reaching full (more than 60%) compared to Sierra MusiKLover helped me out by pointing to: '/Music/Audio Music Apps/Channel Strip Settings - if this folder was wiped, restore the folder from backup.'thanks notron! I appreciate it. I think I am stuck with the Mac regarding Iridient, but they have made some noises about releasing a Linux product.

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I need to check to see if my Affinity license can cross over to Windows, and if it does I'll try it via Wine on Linux. While I always had difficulties with Wine in years past, I recently found it runs some Windows apps very nicely. Wine as an 'emulator' to run Windows apps on Linux has come of age in my experience. I think I could use something to replace Affinity but I am stuck with Apple for Iridient. The only applications I have running on a Mac and for which I do not really have an equivalent running on a Linux machine are raw image processing for fuji files (Iridient Developer) and image processing (Affinity Photo). Or not if they learn a number of different and more tightly focused apps on Linux and can implement them into an efficient workflow (there are threads all over about this issue).

Those married to Adobe may have some serious issues on Linux. Ditto for a Linux machine running LibreOffice. If one works in or with a big company or companies then compatibility with MS Office is required, and in my experience Apple Macs are just fine running MS Office or LibreOffice and interfacing other Windows machines running MS Office. If one is committed to Pro Tools or to Logic Pro then Linux of course is not a real option, though I think that Pro Tools sessions can with a utility be imported into Mixbus and/or Ardour on Linux. Compatibility is generally the last thing the open source community is concerned with, whereas it's top of the list for Microsoft (often at the expense of making progress in other areas), and Apple puts significant effort into it but is a little too willing to break things in the name of progress.The open source community is concerned with open standards and this eliminates many issues regarding compatibility. One that Linux is particularly unsuited to fill. No one will miss your market share, as little as a person's is. Time for Reaper daw, and piece of mindThat was the biggest whine I've ever read on here. I don't claim to be some pro in a huge studio, I just love making music ! And apples new vision of what an os is supposed to be, reminds me of how avid is killing protools. Ive enjoyed you for years, but your new ventures and forced updates killed my love for you. Going to use the funds to build a custom i7 rack mount PC. My Mac pro went on the auction block today.

I like to make music with my computer, not constantly upgrading drivers, testing compatibility, downloading new updated versions to just simply run it, wierd performance hangs, sacrificing instruments and fx that simply are not constantly updated for new versions of Mac os, and the list goes on.

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I'm so sick of having to wonder if all my AU is going to work with this contstant upgrade debacle from Apple. This Au issue in high Sierra is what finally made me switch from Mac to win10.