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 Tue 23 Dec 2003, 20:59
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im looking into audio/midi sequencing software (for OSX ONLY), and would like to get some opinions on them.
Who/what gives the most bang for the buck? Who/what is easiest to learn (im new @ this, obviously) pros/cons compatability with my equip. listed below looking for some general experiences. thanks -------------------- G4 (1.25.ghz/512 MB)
OS X (10.2.8) Tascam US-122 interface Korg Triton Classic, Roland T-5 drum machine, (4) Guitars, (1) Bass, Pro Tools (Free) Cubasis (Free) Audacity (Free) |
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Tue 6 Jan 2004, 03:51
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 9 Joined: 13-Dec 03 From: San Leandro - US Member No.: 31,003 |
thank you for all of your "opinions"!
i should have stated my question a little better. im sure that metro is an outstanding product, however (like editbrain said, and i thought is a very good point) im looking for something that is more commonly used. (eg. protools, sonar, logic, dig. perf.) not that i plan on being recruited into any fullblown pro studio any time soon, although if i decied to send my projects out to another studio, i would like to know that my stuff would be more compatable. does that make sence? i have used protools free before, however im not too high on it (since i need to do my work in os9, and that made my system unstable at times), also not having any documentation on how to "get started", although i could get around it after hour of frustration. Does protools have (or planning in the near future) a version for STRICKTLY OSX? I have also used cubasis (i think thats the name of the free ver. of cubase) again in OS9, which i do not prefer to do. does logic have a free demo ver. so i can try the app. out? does the big box come with the documentation a "newbee" can understand and help advance my projects? also editbrain you mentioned contacting emagic for the OSX ver. of some of the products that come in the package. what was that like? how was the cust. service? again thanks for ALL of your help! -------------------- G4 (1.25.ghz/512 MB)
OS X (10.2.8) Tascam US-122 interface Korg Triton Classic, Roland T-5 drum machine, (4) Guitars, (1) Bass, Pro Tools (Free) Cubasis (Free) Audacity (Free) |
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earmuffs Your Opinion? Tue 23 Dec 2003, 20:59
editbrain I would suggest Logic Audio. There are 3 versions... Wed 24 Dec 2003, 06:39 earmuffs is the emagic big box a good option?
does it fully... Mon 29 Dec 2003, 23:41 editbrain yes, logic big box is fully upgradable and support... Tue 30 Dec 2003, 09:01 bevlev Earmuffs:
Can't see your equipment list, but ... Tue 30 Dec 2003, 22:32 bibiche hi bevlev !
about your mbox, i know the power... Wed 31 Dec 2003, 17:46 Metro SE Who/what gives the most bang for the buck?
Metro
... Thu 1 Jan 2004, 05:40 gkdoty I agree about Metro Le or Metro 6.
I've used C... Mon 5 Jan 2004, 05:43 editbrain go with some industry standard. get Logic 6 or Pr... Mon 5 Jan 2004, 07:47 kaboombahchuck Yeah shure, you could go with the industry standar... Mon 5 Jan 2004, 10:47 editbrain yeah. try working hand in hand with a professiona... Mon 5 Jan 2004, 11:38 editbrain earmuffs, you can use logic platinum for 28 days w... Tue 6 Jan 2004, 07:01
editbrain oops... i forgot to answer your question. the se... Tue 6 Jan 2004, 07:19 |
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