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I have been with Acid since Acid 2 (am running Acid pro 6d now) and I have it up and running on my pc music station just fine. I was wanting a solution that would trim the workflow between Acid Pro in the PC and ProTools in the mac to something closer to a drag and drop solution on the same daw setup. Acid is a great composition tool and with all the loop libraries and spending the past several years with it I find it very hard to do without. My reservation against bootcamp was having to keep rebooting over and over and I would do just as well to keep the pc station running and just use detachable media devices to transfer back and forth. I have a protools hd3 setup so if I could get acid to function in that environment I would be quite happy. Acid is far more intuitive to me than doing loops in ProTools or Logic 7.
And even if it wasn't, the acid libraries are far more extensive. But it is starting to sound as though the solution I am looking for is still a few generations away, unless there is something I'm overlooking. How close will bootcamp get me to what I'm wanting to do?