 Music In Os X, Trying to move from 9 toX |
  Wed 11 Aug 2004, 19:39
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My music is basic rock.
In OS 9 (on G3 powerbook 400 hz) I used MasterTracks Pro to create MIDI tracks for all the instruments I cannot play. Used a light version of Cubase (limited to 48 tracks) to mix down midi and record audio (usually 4-8 tracks, couple of guitars, piano, harp, vocals, and yes a steel drum). Looking back I have never used more than 16 audio tracks. Always had plenty of spare processor capacity. Any suggestions for doing that in OS X? Don't need to make music for movies. Don't need suround. Do need decent audio recording and good MIDI editor. Considering - Logig extreme, Cubase, Digital Performer. No demos seem to be available for these! Tried Tracktion - very good except for the MIDI. Suggetions appreciated! Why upgrade? Hard drive on old G3 insufficient. Have a bunch of G4's, it seems like i should use their capabilities. Thanks Arne |
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Wed 11 Aug 2004, 20:45
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-------------------- 1.25mhz MacMini--OS X 10.4.3-Metro 6.3.3--M-Audio keystation 49e--Oxygen 8 Controller--M-audio Firewire Solo--Fernandez Strat--Fender Jazz Bass--Fender Precision bass--Epiphone Acoustic--Roland MA-12 Micro Powered Monitors
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gibsonlp Music In Os X Wed 11 Aug 2004, 19:39
gibsonlp Tried Metro. Not impressed!
Any experience wit... Thu 12 Aug 2004, 01:58 sethjacquay Did you purchase a new Mac or are you going with y... Fri 13 Aug 2004, 16:24
sethjacquay Sorry, accidently duplicated the first post. Fri 13 Aug 2004, 18:11 |
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