 Another Newbie (hangs Head In Shame!), what software demos are available |
 Tue 11 Mar 2003, 13:13
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Hi all,
I've got a G4 powerbook running OS9.2.2 and a Yamaha P200 digital piano. A couple of months ago I decided to try and connect the 2 and so I bought myself a Midiman mididsport 2x2 interface. all OK so far...  Then came the difficulties of choosing software. I downladed Protools free and got totally scared off the whole idea of making computer music! But now I'm back and although I've read various posts and tutorials I'm still not sure where to go from here. Basically, what I'd like to do is be able to play my piano and edit what I've played on the mac. I'd like to create multiple tracks (although I'll only be recording one at a time) and I'd like to be have convincing sounding samples/voices for playback -- I don't consider the Quicktime GM sounds to be very good! I'd also want a musical notation facility for editing and printing files. I realise that I'll probably have to buy software to fit my needs but I don't want to waste my money buying the wrong thing. I would prefer to try demo versions beforehand. thanks for your advice. paul |
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macmonkey Another Newbie (hangs Head In Shame!) Tue 11 Mar 2003, 13:13
Synthetic Well, Logic might suit your needs well for what yo... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 15:10 lepetitmartien There is NO demo of Logic…
Also, if you want to m... Tue 11 Mar 2003, 18:54 arbastien Have a look at Metro at: http://www.sagantech.biz/... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 05:55 carv Hi Macmonkey,
How about MicroLogic AV?
It costs ... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 07:17 macmonkey thanks for the helpful info.
I'll check out t... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 10:13
lepetitmartien Pas de problème mac
BTW this lack of demos from... Wed 12 Mar 2003, 16:49  |
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