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 Garage Band Vs. Logic Express?, Garage Band vs. Logic Express? |
 mar. 18 mai 2004, 17:24
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 Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 18 Inscrit : 25 nov. 03 Lieu : California - US Membre no 29,613  |
I'm a former Micro Logic AV user who is thoroughly enjoying Garage Band. But occasionally I need a program with effects sends, etc. I'm thinking about Logic Express, which looks good to me. What is other people's experience regarding Logic Express? Thanks!
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mar. 18 mai 2004, 20:06
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 3 Inscrit : 12 avril 04 Lieu : Huddersfield - UK Membre no 40,806 |
I too used to use Logic Av but last year upgraded to the Logic Big Box (similar to express). I've never looked back. The improvement is immense and, though I like Garageband tons, Logic is first choice for me.
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mer. 19 mai 2004, 17:48
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 18 Inscrit : 25 nov. 03 Lieu : California - US Membre no 29,613 |
Thanks for the Logic Big Box (or now Express) comment. It sounds like it'd be perfect for me.
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mer. 19 mai 2004, 17:54
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Rookie  Groupe : Members Messages : 42 Inscrit : 18 nov. 03 Lieu : Santa Monica - US Membre no 29,150 |
You might also consider Tracktion.
-------------------- iMac G4 1.25ghz 512, iBook G3 600mhz 384, Logic Pro 6, Live 3, Edirol PCR-50.
http://flinch.org/music |
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jeu. 20 mai 2004, 13:15
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 Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 24 Inscrit : 22 déc. 02 Lieu : Oxford - UK Membre no 10,253 |
I have recently started using Garage Band (from Logic 4.8) and while it's not nearly as flexible in terms of cutting up audio and structuring songs (which is what I've mainly used Logic for), it is SURPRISINGLY good.
I also bought Logic Express last week, and it does quite a lot of things that my old version of Logic didn't, so I would highly recommend it. One thing that would be nice would be some way of accessing the Garage Band software instruments via Logic Express. Is this possible? |
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jeu. 20 mai 2004, 18:47
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 3 Inscrit : 12 avril 04 Lieu : Huddersfield - UK Membre no 40,806 |
Accessing the instruments would be great. From all my reading (and trying) there appears to be no way of doing it Garageband to Logic but the opposite is possible. Eg. You can access the EXSP24 as an AU in Garageband.
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 jeu. 20 mai 2004, 21:40
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 Maniac Member Groupe : Members Messages : 899 Inscrit : 12 oct. 01 Lieu : Kirkland Membre no 2,002 |
you can access and edit the instruments in Garage Band, it just not as visual and user-freindly as Logic.
Visit on of the garage band sites for details. People are actully editing the instruments to turn off the effects to free up more cpu.
-------------------- G-Dub
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ven. 21 mai 2004, 23:32
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 1 Inscrit : 21 mai 04 Lieu : Newton - US Membre no 43,688 |
I use Garageband when I record pop/rock songs at home. I've used Tracktion, and I sometimes still do, but I like Garageband because I don't need to engineer when I'm performing. I can focus on good solid playing and singing. It was mostly useless to me when until I upgraded my G3 to a 1.6/1 gig G5. No cpu issues now
My recording sound much better than tracktion, which lacks good preset effects patches. Garageband is better than it has any business being, but it is cpu hog and it has some serious limitation. I'd never use it to make techno (i use reason). It would be hard to make anything interesting, but it's a great tool for home recording. Sean This track was done on Garageband. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/2/seanemerymusic.htm |
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