Ah I've been meaning to post in here, I did vote, just forgot to post.
When I purchased my initial computer recording system (back when Digi-001 was still hip), my intention was to use Pro Tools, with Logic Platinum 4.8 (at the time) sync'd up to it, so my midi tracks would be recorded as audio into Pro Tools. While I like Pro Tools, and I think that the program's overall sound quality and how well it works with it's own hardware (on all levels of systems) is still unbeatable. But I really got into Logic because on my own, for my stuff, I like programming, a lot. So instead of continuously trying to sync up the two programs, and always having to shuffle between the two, I just started gradually learning Logic. The thing I always loved about there being choices in DAW's is that nothing is necessarily better, different things just work for different people. I love the Logic sequencing, software instruments, score editor, and native plugins, to death. The track count is pretty much unlimited (if need be), and for some reason, I just like the whole thing, a lot. So I figured I'd stick with it until I got a better hang of Pro Tools, but I really just love Logic, so I've been with it since.
But, I still do tracking and mixing in Pro Tools (6.9.2) occasionally depending on the project (Using the 002 now), and of course Logic (7.1) most of the time (running the MOTU896HD). And even with that consumer hardware, they both still rock. My only gripe with Logic, is that it eats ram like it's nothing.
I voted Logic.
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