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 Tue 17 Aug 2004, 00:17
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yeah. im interesting in finding an affordable program which lets me plug into my computer and record multiple tracks (guitar). i have an old 4 track cassette recorder and it no longer cuts it... i dont care TOO much about the bells and whistles (although they are nice). i was leaning towards garage band, but i dont really know any better. suggestions?
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Tue 17 Aug 2004, 05:07
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If you haven't upgraded to iLife 4 yet, Garage Band is definitely a good reason to do so. For a bundled application, you will find it to be a great place to start. Honestly, it couldn't be any simpler. From there you can work and decide if you need more features, etc. I sincerely believe that Garage Band is aimed for musicians who have worked within the limitations of a 4-track.
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Sat 21 Aug 2004, 18:57
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 11 Joined: 17-Aug 04 From: Leicester - UK Member No.: 48,967 |
Dude, you wanna get your hands on Logic Education - it retails for about 80 pounds in the UK - about $50?
It's a simple piece of kit, and if you ever do decide to progress to the higher end of logic, you'll be familiar with the interface. |
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Sun 22 Aug 2004, 03:58
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 19-Aug 03 From: Milwaukee - US Member No.: 23,234 |
good recommendation as Logic has fair upgrade paths fitting many unique situations. once Logic 7 is released, it will definitely be more intuitive, tho.
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Sun 22 Aug 2004, 16:36
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Member  Group: Members Posts: 98 Joined: 15-Jul 04 From: - CA Member No.: 46,955 |
QUOTE (casino versus japan @ Aug 21 2004, 21:58) good recommendation as Logic has fair upgrade paths fitting many unique situations. once Logic 7 is released, it will definitely be more intuitive, tho. i hope cause the first time i tried Logic, i was soooo scared lol!!! but right now i think that Ableton Live 4 would cool. did you ever tried the demo? its really cool |
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Thu 26 Aug 2004, 19:51
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 10 Joined: 02-Jan 04 From: Lewisburg - US Member No.: 32,215 |
hm thanks for the suggestions, ill check it out. i downloaded a tracktion demo, but i havn't yet determined if its too primitive for my likings...
in the meantime any other suggestions would be appreciated... thanks |
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