Hi All, Interesting thread! First, let me clarify some of the things mentioned about me. My main DAW is Logic as Slau mentioned. I'm forced to use Logic because my main collaborators use Logic. I also developed Flogic which is no where close to Flo Tools yet. Having said that, I mainly teach Pro Tools at Berklee, and I have a certification for Pro Tools. I'm mostly experienced in Logic, Pro Tools, and Sonar, but I briefly dabbled with Reaper and Samplitude as well. Now, I'll just get to the point. If you're purely talking about accessibility for DAWs in Mac, Pro Tools with Flo Tools is the winner without a doubt. I can point out many reasons, but one thing I don't like about logic is that I have to waste time fussing with flaky user interface when using with VoiceOver. Also, I think the interface for Pro Tools is much efficient for VoiceOver users in general. In Logic, ask someone to select 8 bars from bar 5 for track 1, 3, 5, and paste to track 6, 8, 10 using VoiceOver. In short, if you have a choice, I would definitely recommend to use Pro Tools as main DAW, and supplement with Logic for some of its cool features. Hope that helps.
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