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> Advice About The Mbox, would anybody recommend this
gollumis
post Sun 23 May 2004, 00:19
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i am a new commer to digital recording, i have a strong mac with plenty of power. i was thinking about purchasing the mbox, is anybody familiar with this device? i am looking for quality vocal recording at a low price. can anybody throw down some 2 cents......

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abcdaniel
post Tue 25 May 2004, 11:38
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Gollumis, I do not know if I stand by the mbox for your computer. You have to ask around and see if you can get a decent track count with just 400mhz of G4. Cause ProTools is processor intensive.
I just got my mbox a month ago, and now I need a new computer! I´m still running a 233mhz G3 iMac, so I knew that was inevitable, hehe. Ask around a bit more, or search the forums, either here or on www.digidesign.com, where you are sure to find some posts about track-count on different powered macs. If you find that your computer allows for a decent number of tracks/plug-ins, i say go ahead with the mbox. For my style of production it is very sweet, and so is ProTools.

BEWARE: I don´t think the mbox is shipping with a OS9 version of ProTools anymore. Maybe you can still get a hold of a box including both OS9 and OSX versions. Ask around at the stores. The compatibilty and system requirements are different for OS9 and OSX versions, with OS9 version requiring a bit less power. Check out compatibility and system requirements on www.digidesign.com, before deciding.
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