Logic or Digital Performer? Options

Well, my setup is going to be a Powermac g4 connected to a Motu-828.
The type of music Im producing is a mixture of Industrial, trance, and sampled tribal beats and influences...vocals as well.

Which program do you think would suite me the best in production? Both Logic and Digital Performer seem like great programs, Im just not sure which direction I should go.

Thanks

[geedoubleyou]

Things are constantly changing in software land, Metro is a great program for the price. When it did'nt have an owner most users jumped ship.

As an ex-member of the Metro users group it looked bleak, by the time Cakewalk picked up the pieces of a midi only sequencer, the other programs had incorporated audio and efex. Metro has all the key features you need to make music. I did do the first VST upgrade that Cakewalk offered, but it did'nt perform well in the audio department. But things can change, it could be better now.

For me and my business I need to interface with larger studios and video editing facilities. I need tools that have a professional feature set.

DeckII was dead until Bias picked it up, I was a Studio Vision Pro user, until Gibson killed it. It forced me to change, I checked out the various user groups, and chose Cubase, and Digital Performer.

Nobody can tell, just by listening what program you use. So use what woorks for you.