Best Sequencer For Me?, Do I buy DP, Cubase, Logic, etc.? Options

[mercibeate]

Hi Folks,

Just switched from OS 9 to Panther and love the new OS. I'm using G4/450 DP with 840 megs...

Over the years, I've used Deck with Metro for audio and MIDI production, but I'm ready to move into something more integrated.

I liked Deck for its ease of use and clean interface. I really didn't like Metro because I never quite understood it.

I have a Roland JV 30 that I'll use for MIDI input as well as a JV-880 for additional sounds.

I'm considering Digital Performer, but would like to see what others think of this and alternatives such as Cubase, Logic, Reason, Live, etc...

Your comments and suggestions are most welcome.

Thanks,

[Rayzen]

Logic. I've been using it since pre-Mac days (Atari). In fact I started on a Commodore 64 w/ "Midi Plus 8"; Then moved to "Super Sonus 8" synced to Roland MC500 and a Tascam 34. Moved from there to Clab's "Notator then to Logic. Which scared the hell out of me when it opened up . In fact they all scared me. I finally bought a Mac;sat down read the manuals and start asking question to find out what I didn't know. Now I'm pretty good with Logic. I have friends withe the same story in Cubase, Performer, Cakewalk....etc just tools. As with any modern high end sequencing software you have to apply yourself. But it's worth it. You love it right...(music)