I think one reason that is ofter overlooked, that I didn't even knew was a thing until later than I should, is that out of the box, a beginner can still play ar

I think one reason that is ofter overlooked, that I didn't even knew was a thing until later than I should, is that out of the box, a beginner can still play around with stuff on Mac after just plugging in his midi-keyboard. Through after locating and plugging in at least one dongle. Professionals will have an external audio interface. Try to do the same thing on windows, and it will be practically impossible to do anything without an external audio interface. I'm not an expert but as I understand it, it's because of CoreAudio allowing direct routing of midi (and/or/xor?) audio through the system, while in windows, without an external interface, everything has to pass some sort of queue, adding a simply unusable latency out of the box. This might have caused the "myth" that Apple is better for audio production.