 Newbie Needs Advice!, software/hardware setup can't decide |
 Mon 10 Mar 2003, 09:35
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First of all, Hello! I've been looking around in here for about 3 hours now and I'm really impressed. This is one of the best forums I've been to and seems to be the most helpful. Now that my nose is well browned...
 here's my situation: (and I don't mean to repeat other topics but there's so many that I'm overwhelmed!!!) I've been recording music for the past 3 years or so on a PC with Cakewalk and Cakewalk Sonar. I like Sonar, but I got so sick of PCs that I went and got myself a PowerMac dual1.25 G4 with OSX. Now I needs a new setup. I record guitar, bass, vocals, and keyboard and drum machine. I have a Midisport 4x4 for midi, but I'm definitely not a midi whiz. I also have several outboard effects (delay, compression, etc) that I like to use. At first I leaned toward the Digi 001 cuz of all the I/O's, but this forum has me thinking Logic or Cubase, which leaves me pretty confused about a hardware interface. I don't think I need a mixer type thing (already have a mixer), but I'd like something with several I/O's for sending tracks to outboard effects, and I'd really like a breakout box. I just need basic plug-ins but would like to be able to add more later. Softsynths would be cool too. Hope I didn't go over the top w/ details. Any advice/input would be greatly appreciated, and I thank you all in advance! PS: my price range is about $1200. |
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 Mon 10 Mar 2003, 19:20
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Browse all you want  Now can you get more precise on your question, as I find difficult to understand it (it may be the language barrier…) Mainly how many I/O you need and of what type? analogue? balanced or not? Spdif? -------------------- Our Classifeds • Nos petites annonces • Terms Of Service / Conditions d'Utilisation • Forum Rules / Règles des Forums • MacMusic.Org & SETI@Home
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mook noodler Newbie Needs Advice! Mon 10 Mar 2003, 09:35
mook noodler By the way, not sure of proper etiquite; there... Mon 10 Mar 2003, 09:42 mook noodler Let's see; as far as I/O's go, I mostly ne... Mon 10 Mar 2003, 20:38 PlasTree I own a MOTU 828 and have been very pleased with i... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 00:03 PlasTree Important note: Neither the Digi 001 nor the Fires... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 01:01 mook noodler Thanks PlasTree! I've been looking into ... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 02:26 PlasTree Hehe. I'm probably going against the grain her... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 02:35 mook noodler Thanks again PlasTree. I wonder if you (or anyone... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 04:32 manexmachina If you're interested mostly in audio editing t... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 07:34 mook noodler Thanks manexmachina! I appreciate all the hel... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 01:05 PlasTree To be quite honest, I chose DP because it was simp... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 01:44 mook noodler PlasTree, thanks again. When you said you didn... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 05:12 manexmachina General note - i totally agree that DP wins the be... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 05:21 PlasTree mook noodler-
Word clock is a sort of "metron... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 18:56 lepetitmartien QUOTE (PlasTree @ Mar 12 2003, 18:56)I wonder... Thu 13 Mar 2003, 12:45 mook noodler Thanks to everyone for all the great advice! ... Sat 15 Mar 2003, 01:44 lepetitmartien From Yukulele on the FR forum part an hint from a ... Sun 16 Mar 2003, 15:01 manexmachina QUOTE (PlasTree @ Mar 12 2003, 17:56)I wonder... Mon 17 Mar 2003, 01:38
PlasTree I should certainly hope that dp4 is a complete rew... Mon 17 Mar 2003, 20:37 |
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