Not a deal breaker if the console meets my other needs as well or better than the console that has a Mac native app but one of many considerations. That level of comfort with a Windows only control app would require a second computer. I can easily run Studio Manager, Spectrafoo, Qcart and QLab all at once from a Macbook without undo concern for crashes, lost connectivity with the console or stalled audio from interfaces. This isn't an issue when everything is Mac native. I am moderately uncomfortable about switching out of the Windows environment to run say an audio cue on the Mac side and then back to Windows. Running Fusion with even a copy of XP takes a fair amount of computer resources. I routinely run Windows apps like the BSS and Digidesign control programs on Macs with Fusion as well and have been doing so since the days of Virtual PC which in part drives my interest in in Mac native console control. Well as it turns out I jumped the gun on my post as it turns out that the X11 environment that this ported version of the Digico control program runs in can be less than entirely ideal. Things like the offline editor and the speed and ease of setting up another mix minus buss out to a particular XLR for me at least might be a bigger part of that equation than might be for a tour engineer who needs the warmest vocal mix for the next three months of an arena tour. Oddly enough as a sound company owner and one who's business mix is less than half music centric my investment plans are driven less by what sounds good than what is flexible and easy for a large number of engineers to operate quickly and easily. Recently, we devoted over 160 hours to testing and considered 12 different programs. The Best Home and Interior Design Software for Mac of 2018 We have been reviewing Mac home design for eight years.
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