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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 14-Aug 04 From: Malden - US Member No.: 48,792 ![]() |
I Just got my powerbook, yay! its the 1.33ghz 512mb ram, with the fast harddrive (7800rpm i think). I've got the Edirol fa-101 for my audio interface.
Right now I'm using reason 2.5, I'm lookng to add audio to my tracks. Should I go with Cubase or Logic for this? they both support rewire as far as I know. I have no experience with either program so will be learning which ever I choose. Seems like most people talk about using logic in this forum and a friend said "logic hands down". Just wondering what some others think before I go dropping a grand. thanks in advance, JS |
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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 04-Aug 04 From: The Bronx - US Member No.: 48,227 ![]() |
My apologies again for the repetition. I'm BRAND new here, Sorry sorry sorry. And thanks for your answers.
So for this thread I'll stick to my original question - given my Mac's specs (see prior post, this thread) - How do Logic Express and Cubase SE compare for features? It sounds like my computer can handle them. I have the G4/500 cpu - just wonder if the B&W has a slower internal speeds (bus?) and if that matters. As to features - I've read the web sites but the long lists are a bit overwhelming. You are all saying CUBASE is MUCH easier to understand (beginner-wise) but more demanding on the CPU. Is the main difference that Logic Express just has more sounds and effects? Thanks for your patience. Landlox |
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