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I am a Music Programmer.I am really keen to switch from Pc to Mac.
This my basic gear list . PC AMD X2 3800, Motu 828MK2, Cubase SX3, Akai Z4, EMU E4XT, Motif ES 6, Korg Sp100, Maudio Axiom 61and Midi sport. I'm really confused in selecting whether an IMAC 20 or Mac Pro. IMAC 20- It is affordable for me but the question is does it worth? Mac Pro. Should I wait for a Price slash? I also have a plan to switch Logic pro, though i am comfortable with Cubase, I would Like to how better Logic sounds with Motu 828 Pls help to find a solution asap!!!!! I found this Site really a cool one ! Thanks to moderators and the guys behind it!!! Cheers Anil Jons |
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 Wed 18 Jul 2007, 05:17
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 17-Jul 07 From: Cochin - IN Member No.: 93,072 |
HI!
Thanx for your response! Finally I've decided to go for a Mac Pro! Pls suggest an Online shop other than the apple store. I am not sure whether I could get one cheaper than from buying it from the apple store! Should I switch to Logic or stick on to cubase sx3. Anyone Using Cubase on Mac? Is there any driver Issues? Pls Help!!! Cheers Anil |
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Wed 18 Jul 2007, 13:23
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QUOTE (Aniljons @ Tue 17 Jul 2007, 23:17)  HI! Thanx for your response! Finally I've decided to go for a Mac Pro! Pls suggest an Online shop other than the apple store. I am not sure whether I could get one cheaper than from buying it from the apple store! Should I switch to Logic or stick on to cubase sx3. Anyone Using Cubase on Mac? Is there any driver Issues? Pls Help!!! Cheers Anil Anil, I don't think Cubase is up to spec for the Intel based Macs yet. Logic is Universal Binary and will run on both PPC and Intel chipsets. For another store, you can probably find it cheaper at MacMall, but regardless of where you buy, get the AppleCare protection plan. It'll come in handy from a phone support option if nothing else. And since it will give you 3 years of hardware warranty it'll also provide you peace of mind if this is a professional endeavor. peace This post has been edited by deaconblue: Wed 18 Jul 2007, 13:24 -------------------- |
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