So far my Windows 7 is running great!! got all my software installed ġ. How to Disable Windows 10 Update in Every Way - EaseUS Here is the trick that the super helpful Microsoft guy was talking about If you want Cubase, I'd probably go with Windows though (which is why I'm building myself a PC tower again) In summary, both are great, and both have pros and cons. Application design is beautiful and consistent, Mojave dark mode is significantly more appealing than Windows 10 dark mode too, updates aren't intrusive and I don't feel like I'm constantly being advertised (whoever thought "suggested apps" was a good idea on Windows 10 needs to be let go) to or spied on. I will agree though, as an OS, macOS is much much neater than Windows 10. Recently, I installed Cubase SX3 and Reason 4 on Windows 10 (latest) via Bootcamp, along with all my old 32-bit plugins from around 15 years ago, and everything worked PERFECTLY! Meanwhile, Cubase 6 behaved strangely on newer macOS versions, let alone SX3. I will admit that Logic Pro X is solid as is Ableton Live on Mac though.
After Sierra landed, I started getting heaps more crashes and double click only works intermittently (which is still an issue today). Good to know also that after 20 years in the field I am not serious about music!As a Windows user since Windows 3.11 and a full-time Mac user since 2015, I completely agree with this.Ĭubase on Mac for me has been a bit of a nightmare. The notion that MAC is better then PC for audio is so 1998. NEVER a problem with the hardware (in 8 years and counting), more power, less money, more stability. Own 2 PCs (custom made by specialized audio companies). Owned 4 different macs - multiple trips to the Apple repair center, stability not the best always, all the time freezing tracks as not enough power available, money I could have spent in cool hardware lost.
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