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Hey there LW, You are right. I had been using Cubase on my Mac with System 9 and my PC broke down and I had to put in the shop. We also had a fire in our apartment were displaced so I lost my cool studio space. I upgraded my Mac to able to run the things I was running on my PC and converted all the Giga stuff to Kontakt. I lost the use of my Cubase because it was so old. I had DP and just upgraded it and was really impressed. I was in the middle a film project during all of this and DP really saved the day. Things lined up perfect and I was able to export QT really easy. I think Logic is a great program but for me it's too fiddly. I liked Cubase because I could just jump in and use it without much trouble. DP is pretty much the same. I avoid Pro Tools like the plague.  Good luck with the new system Jody. I am getting ready to upgrade my G4 to the fasted processor I can. I am hitting the wall with EWQL Orchestra and am doing more film and big game scores that need lots of orchestral tracks. Cheers Keith
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