 Basic Software/Hardware Needs for Mac recording studio?, Need advice on cheap alternative for home recording |
 Sun 31 Mar 2002, 07:46
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I have Adobe Premiere editing software and I want to utilize my instruments(Midi keyboard), Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Tascam 4-track, and Zoom effects processer(Midi Outlet), and microphone. My goal is to record original music and then use it in Premiere as a soundtrack. I also have a G4 Power Mac.
What are the cheapest, most basic, and essential needs for such a poor artist(Software, Hardware, Etc...) to record on his computer? Any advice is good advice! Thanks |
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Mon 8 Apr 2002, 08:19
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So far I've had pretty good luck with calewalks metro 5. I just got my midiman 2x2 usb to midi interface working, and have found the midi sequencer in metro 5 is awsome. Before I got the midiman working I used the metro as an audio only recording device. Tons of tricks there.
I also use a behringer 16 track mixer, so I don't have to keep unpluging instruments to plug in another. I have an alesis nanoverb in the effects loop of the mixer to sweeten up the sounds. All of these items costs less than a moto 828 firewire audio interface. -------------------- kaboombahchuck
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Galvin Basic Software/Hardware Needs for Mac recording studio? Sun 31 Mar 2002, 07:46
woottoon galvin - I have exactly the same situation as you ... Fri 5 Apr 2002, 13:00 Mobius Paradox for asig non-midi recordings, I use SoundStudio. [... Sat 6 Apr 2002, 21:54
marlie Hello! I've just started to experiment with sound ... Thu 11 Apr 2002, 10:38 |
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