Hi Obi, I use both Cubase and Logic. Logic is by far the better sequencer in my opinion. I am a beta tester for the Lexicon Studio System, and Logic doesn't yet (will it ever?) support the PC90 Plugin controller for the PC90 daughtercard, so I do use Cbase when I need to. ONLY when I need to. Cubase has a very cumbersome interface which I feel is very cartoon-ish, and although it has added alot of nice features, Logic is still ahead of it. On Mac, I also find Cubase crashes too frequently for me. Logic is for serious MID/Audio users who are willng to learn a great tool, and when you start to learn all that it can really do, it's quite amazing. I think that for power users, it's the hands-down winner. Logic 4.0 also has a great set of built-in plugins which kick serious butt. The Platinum verb and EQs are WAY better than anything Cubase has ever offered. I know Cubase now includes "soft-synth" plugin capability, but the Neon synth that they include is pretty cheesy. All in all, count on spending alot of $$ on plugins for Cubase if you are trying to do finished mixes. I feel that I can do some excellent mixing using just Logic's supplied plugz. That's my story, and I'm stickin' to it.....(I'd be happy to say even more in favor of Logic, but I am a little pissed that they are ignoring the PC90 plugin issue....it would make the Lexicon/Logic combo a contender vs. ProTools for most people - WAY less expensive and quite formidable if running on a shiny new Mac :-) ...but that's probably the issue...eMagic is rather, shall we say, intimate with DIGI.... ====== valentin artist, producer, ninja