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> Garageband 2 Vs Logicexpress 7
ryangallagher
posté ven. 14 janv. 2005, 00:46
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Hi,
I have an iBook G4, 1.2GHz, 768RAM, and an Edirol FA-101.

Just wondering your opinions on the better software. Any other 'cheap' suggestions welcome.

I'll mainly be recording 4 track drums, possibly aditional bass & guitar, ease of use is essential, especially where effects are concerned. I'll be using alot of compressor for the drums, the current garageband compressor seems ok & i've tried working other compressors manually with limited success.

I know there's not a great amount of detail about Garageband 2 yet, but your opinions are appreciated.

Seems to be Logic has more features, but garageband 2 will be 1/3 the price!

Ryan
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don says mac
posté ven. 14 janv. 2005, 01:19
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garageband 1 is pretty amazing, #2 should be even be better... logic express will have more options but will have a steep learning curve... i think garageband will give you everything you need... when you feel you're too limited with garageband, then i'd upgrade to logic pro and bypass express altogther, or go for a totally new app instead (live, motu etc....)...

i think it's impossible to regret buying garageband/ilife, but you may feel very frustrated jumping right in to logic.

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