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Howdy All- I have been using pro tools recently, because my mac was a g5 with power PC chips. The mac ran great, but all software was beginning to bypass Leopard as an OSX system. I bought Pro Tools, but now see that Digital performer, which I used on my mac, is now coming out with a version for Windows 7, and has 64 bit capabilities. Does anyone own this DAW yet. I used Digital Performer previously, and it worked very well. Would be happy to hear from any of you-Bobby
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Hey All- went back to Mac and bought this software. I Love it! I gave protools and chance, but this is so much easier to use, and is a very powerful DAW. Highly recommended!
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