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bloodychoir
post Thu 2 Sep 2004, 02:51
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Does anyone have any idea how the new imac might measure up speed and track capacity wise, using say Logic Express? Would it be a good or a bad decision to buy a g5 imac loaded up to the gills with ram and a 1.8, or a powermac g5? That's considering the fact you then have to buy display etc. with the PM. blink.gif
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post Tue 15 Feb 2005, 10:33
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Since this thread has stopped until today, are there any "real-life" experiences with the iMac G5 and music apps (especially Logic Pro)?

This whole thread (and other topics in Agora) all give speculations based on other Mac platforms or point to benchmark tests, but none are giving real experiences with the iMac G5 and music.

I wish I had the fastest PowerMac DP G5 tower with a nice big LCD display, but the iMac G5 is simply way cheaper and if it will fit my needs then that's my way to go.
Can you believe I'm still stuck with a PowerMac 8600 (604 - pre G3) with Opcode Studio Vision Pro running on Mac OS 9?

The music I make is mostly MIDI music, planning to use software synths, with audio recording mostly just for vocals, normally recording a single mic at a time (but totalling around 8 or 10 audio tracks).
Logic Pro 6 and the FW Audiophile are already waiting on my desk for the next Mac. Just need to decide if that will be the iMac G5.


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- bloodychoir   G5 Imac?   Thu 2 Sep 2004, 02:51
- - shaneblyth   I believe the front side bus speed on the G5 Imacs...   Thu 2 Sep 2004, 05:30
- - artistjory   Wow there was absolutely no punctuation in that la...   Thu 2 Sep 2004, 16:16
- - tunepoet   I would suggest you consider the upgradeability of...   Fri 3 Sep 2004, 07:57
- - bloodychoir   Thanks for the feedback. I think I just wanted so...   Mon 6 Sep 2004, 04:24
- - aptmunich   QUOTE (tunepoet @ Sep 3 2004, 06:57)I would s...   Mon 6 Sep 2004, 10:44
- - Shredhed   $0.02: I have a 3.5 year-old 733 MHz G4 towe...   Mon 6 Sep 2004, 15:43
- - Presto   Bloodychoir, It depends what you want to do with i...   Mon 6 Sep 2004, 20:18
- - bloodychoir   Well, I come from a Nuendo/PC background, and for ...   Wed 8 Sep 2004, 08:27
- - enygma   QUOTE 20" is large, but for christ's sake...   Mon 4 Oct 2004, 00:00
- - tunepoet   oops, i confussed forums. God Bless, Damon   Mon 4 Oct 2004, 01:44
- - Riverdog   Just to add a comment... I've been a propone...   Wed 6 Oct 2004, 02:46
- - tunepoet   I would simply offer this advice. Because it is a...   Wed 6 Oct 2004, 03:22
- - Riverdog   Excellent analogy, tunepoet!! I agree tot...   Wed 6 Oct 2004, 15:29
- - prrcomm   I've been following this thread for some time ...   Wed 6 Oct 2004, 21:53
- - tunepoet   Yes, everyone has a point, and we all defend what ...   Wed 6 Oct 2004, 23:44
- - enygma   I don't know if starting out with more equipme...   Thu 7 Oct 2004, 00:48
- - tunetwister   You have to decide how much you want to invest and...   Thu 7 Oct 2004, 08:00
- - enygma   Well, Maya is what I use Mainly. It is suggested ...   Thu 7 Oct 2004, 15:25
- - fastlanephil   Well, getting back to the original question that w...   Sat 9 Oct 2004, 19:11
- - enygma   The iMac G5 is a very quiet machine. One of the l...   Sun 10 Oct 2004, 02:40
- - tunepoet   Hello, I was just reading a review on the dual 2...   Wed 13 Oct 2004, 03:46
- - dangt   So what your saying is if possible get a good comp...   Wed 13 Oct 2004, 07:08
- - gdoubleyou   You should be in good shape with the iMac G5, it b...   Tue 19 Oct 2004, 18:23
- - enygma   Alright. I have had a chance to play around with ...   Mon 25 Oct 2004, 18:16
- - fastlanephil   Go to versiontracker.com and dl midikeys. You can ...   Tue 26 Oct 2004, 04:06


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