 Logic Pro Extras |
 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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 Sat 11 Sep 2010, 03:09
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The “least” you cud spend is nothing, because the built-in audio inputs and mic actually work in a pinch! I would get a cheap condenser mic and an interface with at least one mic input (XLR) with Phantom power for the condenser. USB 2.0 interfaces with these things could probably be had for about $100, and $80 for the mic. Almost all interfaces work with Apples Core Audio these days!
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haveaniceday Logic Pro Extras Wed 1 Sep 2010, 03:57
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