 Wannabe Mac User, seeks help! |
 sam. 14 mai 2005, 15:47
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Hi, hope someone can help me out. I use to have a PC running Cubase5 , fruityloops and some MIDI equipment, but my PC exasperated me once too often and ended a little smashed up! Well, I haven't been making music for 9 months now and it's getting bad! I would love to get a mac, I have heard they are very reliable, but I really haven't a clue what I'm looking at. I would like to experiment with Reason and Ableton, as I had a go on a friends PC and I liked them. But I hear they don't have MIDI capabilities, which would make some precious hardware defunct
 . I also like the idea of making music on the fly, so I'm considering a laptop, but I also heard you need an external sound card for this? I wouldn't object to getting a stand alone if that was the best option for me, it's just the idea of being in bed and making beats is an attractive one! I have about £2300 to spend.If anyone does help me out, please explain to me like I'm a dribbling imbecile, as I'm really fresh to all this. Thanks -------------------- Powerbook 15" 1.5GHz, Presonus Firebox, Roland W30, Korg ER-1, Yamaha AWG16
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mar. 17 mai 2005, 14:13
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 2 Inscrit : 14 mars 03 Lieu : Monroe, NY - US Membre no 14,346 |
Check out the Presonus Firepod for $599: 8 audio in/outs, hi-quallity preamps and built in support from OSX 10.3.5 forward.
The Firebox has the same builtin software support but it requires configuration fo rinternal routing... |
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Calcaneus Wannabe Mac User sam. 14 mai 2005, 15:47
arvidtp Reason does have some MIDI capabilities and Live n... sam. 14 mai 2005, 17:08 Calcaneus Many thanks for the advice, it's been a great ... lun. 16 mai 2005, 22:45
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