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![]() Rookie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 43 Joined: 04-Jan 04 From: Randolph - US Member No.: 32,376 ![]() |
Hows it goin. I'm required to get a pro tools equipped power book with an M-Box for school. I'm not too familiar with the Pro Tools interface (used for a little kinda confusing) I am a Fan of the Cubase interface however and I am a little more familiar with it.
I will have Pro Tools LE no matter what. but if I go out and buy Cubase would I be throwing my money away. I know that Pro Tools is considered "the industry standard". Does anyone have any opinions about these two programs?? (and what about Logic I've never even touched a systen with logic and I know nothing about it's capabilities) *edit* oh yeah I should also tell you that I am goin to school for Music Production and engineering / Music Synthesis. which means that I will be doing alot of Live audio. as well as Midi (I have to have almost every NI suite) so I need good audio and good midi I think This post has been edited by slowintrepid: Wed 21 Jan 2004, 08:10 |
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![]() Maniac Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 645 Joined: 17-May 02 From: Broughton Member No.: 4,705 ![]() |
The difference between a hottie Midi app and a poorly equipped one is generally all the editing/quantising/tweaking features one has that the other doesn't. All sequencers can handle Midi data - some just allow you to do a whole lot more with it afterwards.
I don't know the exact details of Pro Tools' Midi shortfall - it's just something a lot of experienced users report. Those same experienced users seem happier with v6. But if you don't do all that much work with Midi, it'll probably never bother you. |
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