 Best Audio Set Up For My Mac G4, Homerecording |
 Tue 1 Jul 2003, 06:23
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I've just recently purchased an older G4 that runs @ 400 mhz. has a 20 gig HD and 320k RAM.
I want to reformat it and use it for a home studio set-up only. I will add much more memory and am wondering which Logic Audio program would be best for this compute with 9.2 for the OS? I'm leaning toward Logic 5.. Good choice or no? |
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Tue 1 Jul 2003, 16:46
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 Senior Member  Group: Members Posts: 235 Joined: 25-Jul 02 From: Strongsville - US Member No.: 6,217 |
I'd call myself a newbie as well, strictly home recording, and probably very simplified at that compared to most. I don't record more than one track at a time and generally have no more than 12 tracks in total. So, the demands on my system are pretty low, and I used my internal drive (on an iMac G4/700) for 6 months without any problems until I saved enough money for the external. Good luck!
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grek30 Best Audio Set Up For My Mac G4 Tue 1 Jul 2003, 06:23
xingu If you are limiting yourself to Logic, then I don... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 12:30 grek30 OK, so I'll go with Logic 6. Question is, do I... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 14:03 xingu As far as I can tell... see Logic's minimum r... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 14:25 grek30 Looks like I'm good system wise and I see Logi... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 15:12 Synthetic for hard drives... consider Glyph drives. They are... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 15:30 xingu Based on some recommendations here and there, I bo... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 15:35 grek30 Price seems pretty reasonable.., Mercurys about ... Tue 1 Jul 2003, 16:38
grek30 As far as adding more RAM, any suggestions? Is Kin... Wed 2 Jul 2003, 16:56 |
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