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lord
post Fri 21 Jun 2002, 21:14
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Looking for a Suitable LAPTOP

I am a recording artist looking for a memory and storage intensive portable recording unit i.e. a laptop that can do the following :

·Able to record DJ and MC mixes onto the computer’s hardrive from a line connecting to my amplifier. Would that be Analogue to Digital ? Would I need analogue to digital software or a converter ?
·Able to record digital radio. I think I can do this if it takes a digital television and radio card. I know you can get one for PC but are they done for Mac notebooks.
·Able to record sky digital and terrestial television. I don’t want to spend money on a DVD player and a VHS hard disc recorder so I want it to be able to record sky digital programs onto the hard drive and for the DVD to be able to link up to the television for viewing.. Would this be possible ?
·Do I need to find the appropriate programs/software then decide which type of laptop to buy ?
·If so where can I get such information?
·Can anyone advise me on the suitability of the Titanium G4’s ability to fulfill the above criteria?
Thank you
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lord
post Sat 22 Jun 2002, 14:25
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Thanks for replying to quickly and thoroughly damann.

However I must point out that I am still in the learning stages and I wasn't clear when you mentioned final cut pro or premiere what are they used for ?

I'm considering a Mac over a pc laptop as I understand from my initial research that the mac has more memory and is more user friendly. Would you agree?
I'm used to using a PC but I am getting fed up with it's configuration problems!

I had my last PC built to spec Could you recommend a particular configutation of Mac? Or point me in the direction of a company that could build my to spec ?

For my purposes which are strictly recording, not making music, which program would you recommend: cubase, logic, performer, protools?

Thanks again
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