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I've been a Sonar user on a Windows O/S and I've been OK with the software. I have been told by me music engineer to switch to Pro Tools because it is more convenient for him, however, he has not provided any real arguments as to why I should make the change.<br />
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1) What would be some of your best arguments as to why I should flip over to a Mac and go with Pro Tools 11 vs just continuing to work with Sonar X2? <br />
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2) What would be your suggestions as to what MAC hardware to buy, where to buy it, and what I'd expect to spend for a good performing system? <br />
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3) Are there any recommended bundled system which sells the software bundled with the Mac?
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I've been a Sonar user on a Windows O/S and I've been OK with the software. I have been told by me music engineer to switch to Pro Tools because it is more convenient for him, however, he has not provided any real arguments as to why I should make the change.

1) What would be some of your best arguments as to why I should flip over to a Mac and go with Pro Tools 11 vs just continuing to work with Sonar X2? 

2) What would be your suggestions as to what MAC hardware to buy, where to buy it, and what I'd expect to spend for a good performing system? 

3) Are there any recommended bundled system which sells the software bundled with the Mac?

Sonar X2 vs Pro Tools 11

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