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Bubbachao
post Mon 3 Feb 2003, 06:51
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Hi, I'm a new Mac convert, totally sold on the Aqua interface etc., my question is, I've now found that ProTools isn't coming out with Os X support for a spell, WHAT AM I GOING TO DO!!!!! angry.gif I've got a recording gig in the next two weeks and was hoping to use my gorgeous PowerBook, to no avail. So I'm placing myself on the altar of the Mac music community--what do you guys recommend me do, in terms of a laptop recording solution, in the nick of time? Danke!
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formatj
post Mon 3 Feb 2003, 07:36
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Which model powerbook do you have? The new 12 inch and 17 inch models only boot in OS X.

Have a look in your system preferences at "Startup Disk" and see if OS 9.2.2 is installed.

The "weird OS 9" window you are referring to is classic mode. OS 9 Music applications don't run in classic mode you will have to boot up in OS 9 to run them.

Logic 6 looks great and should be out this month. Logic 5.5 already works on OS X.
I've used Performer and Logic and much prefer Logic. Performer is not out for OS X yet.

Your choice of interface depends on your budget. I use RME gear which have good OS X drivers now (I am on a desktop machine though they should work on a powerbook).
They make the Multiface and Cardbus which will work on a powerbook with PCMCIA slot.
http://www.rme-audio.com/english/hdsp/multifa.htm

Cheaper interfaces are available from comapanies like Edirol such as the UA-5 (a USB interface)
http://www.edirol.com/

You could also look at the MOTU 828 or 896 (firewire interfaces)
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