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Here's my view: I spent the 90s using a PC and cracked software and somewhere about 2005 I made the switch to a Mac and a legit copy of Logic. I've spent more time making music since making the switch than I ever did before. It's not that Macs are better, either processing or software wise (though I do think Logic's plugins are pretty much unbeatable in the OTP PC world), they just seem to go wrong less, fewer IRQ conflicts, less bloatware to get between you and the music - stuff like that.
Ultimately it's like any other tool - it's the way you use it which makes it an instrument - but if you can get a Mac I'd definitely say it was worth it.
I did my album on a copy of Logic, one of those Mackie soundcards, and an old iMac - it never stuttered or hissed or glitched. Well worth it.