For now you’ll need Windows 7 or 8, 32 or 64-bit, though overall the system requirements are fairly modest by today’s standards. Performer becoming available for PC, so never say never. Stranger things have happened though, like Wavelab getting Mac support or Digital Cakewalk actually does develop some of its instruments as dual platform for Mac and PC and also codes for the iPad, but it seems likely that SONAR’s long history of being Windows-only means there’s too much legacy code to facilitate easy porting to the Mac. There are relatively few DAWs that are single-platform, but SONAR is one. That all changed with the new Skylight interface in Sonar X1 which brought a sleek new design and dockable sections to make it feel much more up to date For a long time this could be at least partly attributed to its interface, which had started to lag behind the others in terms of usability and looks.
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