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edea
post Fri 28 Dec 2001, 23:46
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i started messing with sound on a pc and had a grasp on what i was doing.  im using a mac now and have a couple questions.
(im sorry if these have been asked before)

i need to know what i need to start tracking on a mac.  ive heard that reason is good but is it decent at editing.  ive also heard about pro tools,  ive heard that this is mostly post production.  ive also heard it's very expensive and there is no way around that.  is the free version different,  is it for more than post production??

and is there a standalone aif editor that is good or what, i havent found anything that looks like what i need.

what do i need to get started that i will stay with until the end,  that wont eat up my bank accounts to much.  thanks.
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geedoubleyou
post Mon 14 Jan 2002, 23:53
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You can still use Acid, and Soundforge, if you use Virtual PC.
Audio apps seems to work, midi doesn't.

I have a buddy with a dual monitor G4/450, 1GB ram.

He can have Acid on one screen(24 tracks worth)and DP3 or Cubase on the other screen. He drags and drops audio between apps, no sweat.

Screen redraws are a little slow on the Windows side, but it works.


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