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haveaniceday
post Wed 1 Sep 2010, 03:57
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Hi, I've just made the move from PC to a Macbook Pro. I'm looking to make music, so I have just installed Logic Pro 9, and I have bought a USB keyboard.

I'm hoping to record Vocals (my fiance) and guitar and Bass etc.

What would I need to buy to facilitate this? Would I need some sort of interface? And if so what is the least I could spend?

Thanks
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mididiot
post Wed 1 Sep 2010, 15:23
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QUOTE (haveaniceday @ Wed 1 Sep 2010, 02:57) *
Hi, I've just made the move from PC to a Macbook Pro. I'm looking to make music, so I have just installed Logic Pro 9, and I have bought a USB keyboard.

I'm hoping to record Vocals (my fiance) and guitar and Bass etc.

What would I need to buy to facilitate this? Would I need some sort of interface? And if so what is the least I could spend?

Thanks


Get a firewire or usb audio interface. M-Audio has reasonble pricing. A simple Phonic Firefly 202 can be purchased for $99.00 with 2 inputs, L/R outputs and a headphone amp. There are just too many interfaces to list. I would get one with at least 1 XLR input with a mic preamp with phantom power and a 1/4" input.
Best of luck and happy recording.
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haveaniceday
post Wed 1 Sep 2010, 16:02
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QUOTE (mididiot @ Wed 1 Sep 2010, 15:23) *
QUOTE (haveaniceday @ Wed 1 Sep 2010, 02:57) *
Hi, I've just made the move from PC to a Macbook Pro. I'm looking to make music, so I have just installed Logic Pro 9, and I have bought a USB keyboard.

I'm hoping to record Vocals (my fiance) and guitar and Bass etc.

What would I need to buy to facilitate this? Would I need some sort of interface? And if so what is the least I could spend?

Thanks


Get a firewire or usb audio interface. M-Audio has reasonble pricing. A simple Phonic Firefly 202 can be purchased for $99.00 with 2 inputs, L/R outputs and a headphone amp. There are just too many interfaces to list. I would get one with at least 1 XLR input with a mic preamp with phantom power and a 1/4" input.
Best of luck and happy recording.



Thanks for the reply. Could you recommend a cheap interface with 1 XLR input, a mic pre amp with phantom power and a a 1/4 input? I presume the Phonic Firefly that you mentioned does not have all this?
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