I think if it were possible to make a Mac version of Mixcraft, there would be a huge positive response and a lot of people switching to mixcraft. Bootcamp isn't really convenient because it's Windows in a mac. One thing's for certain: if you want to get the most for your money, Acoustica Mixcraft 9 is a sure bet. When I show them Mixcraft 9, they love it! They tell me they would switch to it in a heartbeat if there were a Mac version. Mixcraft 9 is absurdly powerful, with unlimited tracks, VST support, linear and non-linear workflows, and amazing content. I know a good number of Mac people who are ditching p-Tools and switching to logic, but they are having a hard time setting up and learning logic (believe it or not). Full powerful instruments such as piano, members, bass and so drum simulator. MIDI recording, patch change, time extension, and video sets. Mixcraft over the years has grown to be far more powerful and capable than GarageBand because of Acoustica's regular updating and extended versions (Pro Studio, Recording Studio) whereas GarageBand is becoming obsolete and unusable. Can be used as a host of different virtual devices or as a MIDI continuum. It's SO easy to figure out, navigate and most importantly, get ideas down. Features For Mixcraft Pro Studio 8 Multi-powerful track recorder program. On a lark, I tried mixcraft and haven't looked back. After that I tried Reaper, Ableton, Bitwig, and have found them too confusing or difficult to get set up. Years ago I used P-Tools on a mac, but ditched it when it became too expensive to upgrade. Having spent a lot of time in recording studios since I was in high school, I'm comfortable with the analog workflow.
I have always used a PC for day-to-day stuff, and get around much easier on a PC than a Mac.
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