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 Wed 15 Dec 2004, 00:49
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is there any recording programs for a mac that u do not need hardware for? cause i have pro tools software but no hard ware so I can't even open it. basically what I"m doing is recording in to my yamaha aw16g, but I want to be able to edit and mix on my powermac g4 because the yamaha only has 16 tracks, and I need a lot more then that on some songs, so if I could record in the yamaha then put the tracks into a multi track software on my computer and edit and mix there it would make things a lot easier for me. Is there a way to hook the yamaha up to the mac? if so how and what do I need?
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Wed 15 Dec 2004, 16:56
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Naughty naughty, you shouldn't really have the software if you haven't bought the hardware.
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Wed 15 Dec 2004, 20:43
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 14-Dec 04 From: Wichita - US Member No.: 56,645 |
well, the software came with the mbox I bought, but I'm letting my producer use the m box, I got the yamaha and I want to hook that up to my mac, so how can I do that? does anyone know?
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Thu 16 Dec 2004, 02:06
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Yes, the Metro line of softwares will work with or without any hardware.
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