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> Best Daw For Audio Only, Digital Performer vs Logic?
checht
post Wed 30 Nov 2005, 08:46
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I've read the many discussions in this forum, but didn't find my exact situation. I'm trying to choose software for live multi-track recording using a MOTU firewire interface. I have a 1.2GB iBook w 1GB ram, 10.3.9.

I doubt I'll ever go near midi. Just want to location record multi-tracks, then mix them down.

Pro Tools file compatibility a must.

CPU usage light enough to allow for recording 24 tracks of 24/96 at once on my iBook.

Seems like it comes down to Digital Performer vs Logic.

Opinions, thoughts, tirades?

Thanks
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post Thu 1 Dec 2005, 14:48
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DP and Logic are both excellent. Audio editing functions are a little more Pro-Toolsish in DP. I'd go with whichever program someone else you know has already. It never hurts to be compatable with your neighbors.
Onr more thought: You probably don't need to spend the extra $500 on Logid for all the softsynths you won't be using...
I don't think either program gan do 24 at 96k on a laptop, though. But don't quote me.
One cheap last idea - Tracktion is a little underfeatured for the studio, but it might just work for you live. You'd just have to drag the WAV files into a Protools session.
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