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Fri 3 Jun 2005, 09:13
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Logic Express is a good option to learn to record in your Mac. Ableton Live too. You can obtain one demo of both, and you will decide as one adapts better to your musical instincts.
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Sat 4 Jun 2005, 18:05
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If your iMac is brand new, you should have come with iLife 2005. That includes Garageband 2.0 which is hardly a basic version. I'd suggest exploring the program in more detail and you'll find a lot more than piano sounds.....
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