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mar. 23 déc. 2003, 20:59
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im looking into audio/midi sequencing software (for OSX ONLY), and would like to get some opinions on them.
Who/what gives the most bang for the buck?
Who/what is easiest to learn (im new @ this, obviously)
pros/cons
compatability with my equip. listed below
looking for some general experiences.
thanks
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G4 (1.25.ghz/512 MB) OS X (10.2.8) Tascam US-122 interface Korg Triton Classic, Roland T-5 drum machine, (4) Guitars, (1) Bass, Pro Tools (Free) Cubasis (Free) Audacity (Free)
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lun. 29 déc. 2003, 23:41
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is the emagic big box a good option? does it fully operate under osx, or do some components only work in os9/ is the software interface "easy" to use? will i be able to upgrade with the big box? thanks in advance
Ce message a été modifié par earmuffs - lun. 29 déc. 2003, 23:44.
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G4 (1.25.ghz/512 MB) OS X (10.2.8) Tascam US-122 interface Korg Triton Classic, Roland T-5 drum machine, (4) Guitars, (1) Bass, Pro Tools (Free) Cubasis (Free) Audacity (Free)
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mar. 30 déc. 2003, 22:32
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Earmuffs:
Can't see your equipment list, but I'll tell you that I'm running Digidesign ProTools LE (5.2 on my PowerMac G4 Quicksilver on OS9.2.2 and PT6.2.2 on my new G4 PowerBook running Panther) and love it. I've worked with MIDI, straight audio and recording soundtracks for iMovie presentations at work. PT is very RAM&CPU intense (surprise), but I'm glad I chose it - also, the Digidesign website offers all kinds of user tutorials on several different levels and the company also offers references to authorized training facilities for ProTools classes which includes Berklee School of Music and on-line classes. The manual is also intimidating in size, but I think very well-written and not overly technical - good resource.
The Digiddesign USB mBox audio interface is a dream - very simple to use.
Good luck!
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jeu. 1 janv. 2004, 05:40
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Who/what gives the most bang for the buck? MetroWho/what is easiest to learn? Metro compatability with my equip. listed above? Yes
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lun. 5 janv. 2004, 05:43
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I agree about Metro Le or Metro 6. I've used Cubasis and Logic Audio. But at the time I got my new eMac I was running OSX and wanted a Audio/Midi program without having to reboot in OS9. I already had Metro 5 from Cakewalk and I liked the program but were gonna drop all Mac support and programs. At that time the original programmer of Metro bought back all rights to Metro. Jeremy Sagen then programed Metro 6 for OSX and OS9 one program for both and it was priced right so I upgraded and I have been very pleased with the results!! Also he continues to upgrade the program and offers excellant support!!! Metro support VST plugins and AU Plugins I really like Metro 6.1.0.5 which is the most recent version.
Gary K. Doty Sr. eMac/700mz Alesis QS6.1 Yamaha TG500 Casio CTK-671 Roland MS-1 Sampler Zoom MRT-3 Drum Machine BR-532 Digital Recorder Zoom PS-01 Digital Recorder
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1.25mhz MacMini--OS X 10.4.3-Metro 6.3.3--M-Audio keystation 49e--Oxygen 8 Controller--M-audio Firewire Solo--Fernandez Strat--Fender Jazz Bass--Fender Precision bass--Epiphone Acoustic--Roland MA-12 Micro Powered Monitors
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