 Logic Express On An Ibook, iBook for affordable portability |
 mar. 28 juin 2005, 07:17
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I am considering the purchase of an iBook to run Logic express 7. Can anyone tell me how well this will work if I intend to record no more than 12 tracks per song. Also will 768mb be sufficient ram?
Given the recent anouncement of the "Mactel," I am hesitant to buy an expensive new iMac for my computer needs. I am most interested in the powerbook, but affordability is an issue, particularly since they will be greatly improved in the near future. The iBook would be a stop gap for the next year and a half or so, but what performance can I expect? All your help is greatly apreciated. Thank you. |
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lun. 4 juil. 2005, 06:50
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 16 Inscrit : 28 juin 05 Lieu : Calgary - CA Membre no 67,256 |
QUOTE (gdoubleyou @ Jul 1 2005, 15:26) I have a couple of Pro Tools certified drives from Pacific Pro Audio. http://www.pacificproaudio.com/drives.asp  Thanks G. You've been a big help. |
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OneDerBoy Logic Express On An Ibook mar. 28 juin 2005, 07:17
gdoubleyou I'm currently using a 1GHz Powerbook with no p... mer. 29 juin 2005, 19:14 OneDerBoy QUOTE (gdoubleyou @ Jun 29 2005, 18:14)I... mer. 29 juin 2005, 19:56 gdoubleyou The internal drives are slow, and expensive to upg... jeu. 30 juin 2005, 17:23 OneDerBoy QUOTE (gdoubleyou @ Jun 30 2005, 16:23)The in... jeu. 30 juin 2005, 17:30 gdoubleyou I have a couple of Pro Tools certified drives from... ven. 1 juil. 2005, 16:26
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