 Looking For Pro Equipment For Film Scoring..., looking for equipment, recorder & editer |
 Mon 9 Sep 2002, 00:49
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Hello, I was wondering what I should buy to score a film. I know that Logic just came out with a program for osx, which I want to but. Does anyone know the price for that? I wanted to know if Logic was efficient for scoring a film.
I also heard that I need to get a multi-track sound editor. does anyone know of a good one for osx? I value all of your opinions. I want something that is going to be optimal for scoring a film. I don't care as much about sounds as I care about versatiliy and something I can use to edit a professional piece of music. I have Intuem right now, a very easy to use, simple program, but I want to upgrade to a professional program soon. Does Logic come with a multirack sound editor that would be proficient for scoring a film? thanks for listening. - jeff -------------------- "history repeats itself, so the best thing to do is rewrite the future"
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Mon 9 Sep 2002, 06:24
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$750???!? wow...
I thought it would be around 300-400, but $750 is a hefty load for a program... I could probably buy an 8-track external cd burner for that price! ummm... is there anything like logic but minus all the little features that make it so expensive? what I mean is, I care more about if it does the job that about the little idiocincreses and nuggets that go into getting the sound JUST right. I just want a reliable program that I can sequence with and that edits sound into video any other suggestions? anything beyond $400 is just out of my price range. does anyone know of a program like this for osx? if not, then maybe I should use os9, which i am not thrilled to use. would the price be better than? I would recieve movie footage via a dvd-r, and I would go from there. would os9 be suitable for that??? i think Logic for os9 was more in my price range, but I would love a program for osx the most. thanks again - jeff -------------------- "history repeats itself, so the best thing to do is rewrite the future"
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tokyoroland Looking For Pro Equipment For Film Scoring... Mon 9 Sep 2002, 00:49
damann you got it right first time!
logic audio wi... Mon 9 Sep 2002, 01:26 damann sorry to scare you!
the problem is the fact th... Tue 10 Sep 2002, 02:33 tokyoroland So bias deck will work with quicktime movies? Mayb... Tue 10 Sep 2002, 04:02 damann i'm not so sure, i haven't actually used i... Tue 10 Sep 2002, 04:08 tokyoroland So bias deck will work with quicktime movies? Mayb... Tue 10 Sep 2002, 04:08 damann it really ought to, it was originally 50% of the ... Tue 10 Sep 2002, 04:17 tokyoroland ahhh the hell with it! i'll just get Logic... Tue 10 Sep 2002, 05:39 rickenbacker You don't have to get Platinum, remember. The ... Wed 11 Sep 2002, 12:33 tokyoroland I just looked at the comparison chart- it looks li... Wed 11 Sep 2002, 23:10 rickenbacker Sure, if you can afford it get Platinum. Then ther... Thu 12 Sep 2002, 13:12
DANO10 Deck is $399. from the BIAS site. bias-inc.co... Thu 12 Sep 2002, 22:02 |
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