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Matt_Damage wrote:Nice! Thats an absolute result mate =D

ennit?

Big up Banbury massive BTW - Home of the Hardcore!

Sinus Sawtooth wrote:What you could do is run windows 7 on the MacBook, my colleague has done that and DAMN!

That's what I do, latest 15" macbook pro with windows 7 installed with boot camp.

I have to say though, OP you're a moron for just buying a computer without doing any research before hand. It sounds like you bought a mac on a whim because it was shiny.

eops wrote:Now everyone always shouts 'mac mac mac' on hardware discussions and I'm normally on the PC side ... well now I have become 'one of them'.

Why did you change to a Mac if you think PCs are better? Were you just arguing for PCs without knowing what you were talking about?

Logic is one of the best reasons to use a Mac. However, I prefer ableton which is available for PC as well. It's personal taste. Buying a mac won't help you make good music, you can make good music with any software if you're talented enough.

eops wrote: So what is so great eh? What special tricks do I need to know about? What don't work in comparison to PCs?

Closing windows on the left hand side is already making me feel dizzy.

Learn your keyboard shortcuts! cmd+w closes windows.

http://www.dubstepforum.com/sweet-hidde ... 27980.html
Not music related, but cool nonetheless.

If you want to run some of your old Windows apps and aren't afraid to get your hands dirty, look into Wine.

collige wrote:Learn your keyboard shortcuts! cmd+w closes windows.

Ctrl+W does the same thing on windows.

best thing i've learnt for mac is cmd+shift+t reopens recently closed tabs in Chrome

Cheers Collige!