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 Wed 23 Jul 2003, 13:38
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Could any one please recommend a good software choice for me, I play the guitar (Strat) and would like to lay down rhythm, bass and drum tracks so that i sound a bit near the mark. I have been told that Cubase SX is OK then another “expert?” in London’s Music street (Charing Cross Rd) recommended Logic, the info I get is ambiguous and conflicting. Many thanks in anticipation
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Wed 23 Jul 2003, 14:13
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you might want to consider what audio input device you are going to persue and then decide software as some software works better with certain audio interfaces.
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martyn Software Advice Wed 23 Jul 2003, 13:38
holly I have used cubase and logic, and prefer Logic. It... Thu 24 Jul 2003, 11:31 martyn Thank you for your replies:
I seem to be getting ... Thu 24 Jul 2003, 12:02 Synthetic mbox should do you fine... and actually I believe ... Thu 24 Jul 2003, 13:34 c.frederik I was reading the discussion very carefully becaus... Fri 25 Jul 2003, 08:12 Synthetic I have done complete songs in midi in PT LE so I k... Fri 25 Jul 2003, 13:34
c.frederik Thanks for your advice. I am almost sure now to bu... Sat 26 Jul 2003, 06:52 |
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