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> Setting Up My G4 For Recording W/ The Us-122, im brand new at this
earmuffs
posté sam. 13 déc. 2003, 05:34
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ok, i just got me a mac g4 1.25ghz single proc. 512mb ram. i dont have much experience on it so far but i can get around easily. i also just recently got the us-122 interface so i can record my music. however, i followed the directions as best to my abillity, and have noticed some problems when i try to record with the free cubasis software. it seem like i am overloading my system when im recording, editing.... and my system crashes (i thought that macs didnt crash for the most part, but i was obviously wrong). are there any steps that you could recommend to stabilize my system.
thanks in advance, from one music lover to another!


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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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earmuffs
posté sam. 13 déc. 2003, 06:09
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im running osx 10.2.8, with the option for os9.2.2 if that helps. sorry i should have posted this in the getting started forum. blink.gif


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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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