 Logic 6 Or Digital Performer?, which one is right for me? |
 Sun 20 Apr 2003, 18:14
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I have been working with digi 001. I've used performer 3 for a short time. I thought it was great for midi. My old g4's main harddrive crashed on me, so I Purchased a 1.25 ghz machine (osx only). Lately I've been using digi 001 for midi as well as audio. I know there are much better programs that I can use for midi, but I'm just stuck on which one would be right for me. I'm working on a Hip Hop track right now but I also do stuff like bjork, jazz, and house. I just started getting a system going when my computer crashed. It's becoming very frustrating...( I create music so well, but these technical difficulties are just really slowing me down.) I checked out logic 6, and found it a little confusing; however, so many people seem to be using it. I am more familiar with performer, but I'm still torn between the two. I use some outboard gear (mc505, proteus 2000, controller jp8000). I also started using unity sessions which, when it worked was great, but I always had some problem with. I basically need a program that will be user friendly and allow me to let my creative juices flow. Instead of being frustrated , a getting a tenth of creativity recorded. If you can help me, please feel free to write. Thanks
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 18:29
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QUOTE (bishop263 @ Apr 20 2003, 17:14) If you can help me, please feel free to write. Thanks Stick with Digital Performer then. If it was working for you before, and you're feeling comfortable with it, then stick to it now. I recently went through the whole 'choose an A+M sequencer' thing myself. I began with Logic and, while it took me several weeks to get fluid in it, I never really found it *fun*. Someone here said that Logic is for musicians who love the tools and Digital Performer is for musicians who love the music... I think there's some truth to it. I don't know where that leaves me, as I ended up with a Digi 002 running ProTools LE, and I'm happy as a clam. ;-] But, the truth is, pick something that seems comfortable to use then focus on it. None of the choices out there from the big names (Cubase/Nuendo/Sonar/Digital Performer/Logic/ProTools/etc) are going to have you 'stuck', they're all extremely competent, very high quality products. Anyway, if you liked DP before, there's no real reason to change. Wait to change until -you- start finding things in the tool which limit how -you- want to work. Until then, just march on through. ;-] |
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bishop263 Logic 6 Or Digital Performer? Sun 20 Apr 2003, 18:14
urbanmatador i likewise went through the process of choosing, a... Mon 21 Apr 2003, 20:26 bishop263 thanks for the reply guys. Can I use the digi 001 ... Tue 22 Apr 2003, 04:46 lepetitmartien Bishop please, try to keep to one burst of related... Tue 22 Apr 2003, 10:12 dixiechicken I have used Opcodes Vision way back ( since 1.0.3 ... Tue 22 Apr 2003, 12:22 urbanmatador dixiechicken, i'm totally with you. vision was... Tue 22 Apr 2003, 15:26 mook noodler QUOTE Can I use the digi 001 interface to run dp4?... Wed 23 Apr 2003, 19:42 bishop263 thank you, You guys are very imformative. so what ... Thu 24 Apr 2003, 04:49 urbanmatador well, i've got dp4 installed and i played arou... Fri 25 Apr 2003, 02:44 mook noodler I'm liking DP4 a lot too. It took me a while ... Sat 26 Apr 2003, 19:32 Doug Miner Just a word about why I use Logic (Platinum runnin... Sat 26 Apr 2003, 20:54 manexmachina QUOTE In 40 plus sessions, I have had not one glit... Sun 27 Apr 2003, 22:59 bishop263 Ok, I've made up my mind. I'm buying dp4. ... Mon 28 Apr 2003, 05:29 urbanmatador well, the mackie control is not an audio interface... Mon 28 Apr 2003, 09:50 Doug Miner In reply to Newby about the stability of Logic, I ... Mon 28 Apr 2003, 14:24
Anonym QUOTE (bishop263 @ Apr 28 2003, 04:29)My mixi... Mon 28 Apr 2003, 14:47 |
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