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> Newbie to Mixing, yeah i know this is always asked
spuncan
post Mon 24 Dec 2001, 20:10
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K heres what i have, first gen. G3 powermac (getting G5 when they come out), Yamaha keyboard w/ midi in + out, Protools LE. What id like to be able to do is Mix and Remix songs. So my question is what else do i need to connect all of this and and what other hardware do i need (please keep prices down). My past experience is keyboarding, percussion, and audio cleaning (basic just running stuff through a peak demo for a friend.
Thanks for any help you can give.


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Synthetic
post Wed 26 Dec 2001, 16:22
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It sounds like you already have the audio app you need. ProTools LE is great app for home audio production. My question is... do you have a Digi001 interface? You should have some type of Digidesign interface if you have PT 5 LE unless you got the other version which is PT FREE. If you have the Digi001... no mixer needed. In fact, you can use the Digi001 as a mixer if you ever needed.

In my home studio... I use Digi001 with ProTools 5.1.1 LE, along with Bias Peak 2.04 and T-Racks 24. i have some other audio apps but those are the heart and soul of my audio editing and recording needs. I use PT for everything including midi sequencing (which some people claim to be inadequate), audio sequencing, and recording. I use Bias Peak for 2 track editing once in a while and use the T-Racks for mastering tracks.

As long as you have and audio interface for your G3 that allows enough inputs and outputs to meet your needs... a mixer is only and optional item and not really a necessity. I have a 8-track mixer that hardly gets used except to send signals to my keyboard amp and bass amp for jamming. I would recommend a good mic preamp though. I recently acquired a Presonus Blue Tube Preamp and Blue Max Compressor and love the way they add more life to my synth and bass recordings.


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