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26 Mar 2003
hi,


so since i got my pm7300 (Running OS 8.6.), it does come with standard MIDI sounds on quicktime it seems so they should do their job until i get a MIDI interface somewhere somehow.
I downloaded the free logicfun from the emagic's site ...so far so good. but it seems the program doesnt connect with those MIDI sounds... the manual doesnt go there and keeping my experience with cakewalk on a windows pc in mind, the standard MIDI sounds where choosable rightaway.

what is OMS anyway? if theres a source of information where i get to know all this stuff from SCRATCH !?

Then the MIDI interface...are there still ADB interfaces available?
3 Feb 2003
i dont have much money. and to do simple recording/sequence (1trackat a time, maye 2 but i doubt it) tasks. i wont be needing a G-something, right? im a guitarman and i just want to make some songs with midi drummachine, work out structures etc...

theres a company here in belgium that recycles macs and they sell a full equipped 7300/200 for 200euros. i wana buy that thing it looks very interesting for the price(for the research i have done on macs)

the only problem left is SOFTWARE, how do i get older versions of whatever cubase, cakewalk...

another thing: yes i wanna do those things on a computer. i worked with cakewalk pro audio 9 before on this computer (which is a pc that runs on windows and isnt mine) and i like that better than working on the stupid drummachine (alesis) on which i tend to lose my patience all the time. keep in mind that i dont have my own computer yet so im gonna use it for some other minimalistic things

you think id be allright for 400-500 euros?

any suggestions Highly Appreciated smile.gif

and im sorry if theres been someone else before with a similar question. i looked for a bit and it looks like the most have a g3 or more. so before i got crazy i made my own thread blink.gif smile.gif
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