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moxie39
post Thu 16 May 2002, 18:02
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i have a powermac 8600/300 and have almost no money,i want to use cubase for recording live instruments and i am going to check out reason for that kind of thing.my question is how little can i get away with spending right now,what kind of interface and sound card will get me by until my budget improves and i can upgrade?do i need a souncard with reason?i just want to make some music.thanks so much for your patience with all of us newbies,it is very cool of you guys.
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macmax
post Wed 29 May 2002, 13:07
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Just to point otu the Pre G4 macs (especially beige ) Had built in Audio I/O
Only 16 bit 44.1 K stereo, and not amazing quality either, but sufficient for cash strapped muso to get going with.......
So all you need is the software........
You will only need to spend money if you want to seriously upgrade from there.
At that point it depndes on what your needs are as to what card would be recommended.....
if you only need 2 I/O then the Audiophile 24/96 is a good reference point to start looking from......
The field is enormous, , there is a table of audio cards (in french at present) posted on the site, although old and a little out dated, is still quite handy as long as your basic french is okay....
It is in the process of being updated into english, but wont be available for a little while yet.
and will be out of date almost faster than it can be re written, thanks to the industries fast rate of change....


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