Looking at the comparison chart here for example: I will ask them and report back with what they say. They would be good people to ask to see what OS actually offers the best performance. Mixbus is a great program to use and had an excellent sound as well. Harrison would not have even attempted it if it were that difficult or perform well. What more do you need.īy the way Harrison Mixbus also runs on Linux so it cannot be that bad for audio.
I even have a SSD now with Win 7 and Windows and Studio One boot up incredibly fast. I doubt there is any real Win 10 performance benefit though. I am quite happy with how it all works right now. I have not upgraded yet and don’t intend to soon. But overall the OS is mainly invisible too.Īre you referring to using Win 10 with other apps for example when you say you don't like it.
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I find sometimes in a teaching situation using Studio One (or Logic or Pro Tools) on a Mac, the Mac OS just becomes a moment a real annoyance sometimes and it seems to do some weird Mac thing. I have no involvement much with the OS, only in terms of windows opening etc and locations of course but other than that no real direct involvement.Ĭan Win 10 do exactly the same thing. I am curious as to what you mean by the more I use Win 10 the less I like it.I am on Win 7 and for me right now if I am using Studio One very deeply in the composing and production process, Win 7 effectively is completely invisible to me, totally out of the way and is just an OS doing its thing in the background.
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