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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 8 Inscrit : 04 août 04 Lieu : The Bronx - US Membre no 48,227 ![]() |
Hi -
I'm experienced with Mac's but not music software. I'm interested in learning by starting with a program to mix maybe a few midi and a few audio tracks. I've seen Logic Express for $140 student price and Cubase SE at Sam Ash for $100 Are there any real differences between these 2 products as far as what they DO?? Is it just a matter of differring special effects? (I'm most interested in pitch shifting audio due to my limitations of various kinds - ha) I get the idea that these programs are basically what used to be called 'sequencer programs' (a term that seems extinct for some reason - i had dabbled in Metro 4 a LITTLE years ago) I have a B&W Powermac with a G4/500 upgrade chip. And a Casio consumer MIDI keyboard and a USB interface i got a while back, in case thats a concideration for the software. In short - assuming my machine can run them (which I think it can) what do these programs (or their big brothers) actually do that are different from each other - interfaces etc aside. Thanks Landlox |
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![]() Member ![]() ![]() Groupe : Members Messages : 50 Inscrit : 16 juil. 04 Lieu : Queenstown - NZ Membre no 47,017 ![]() |
why dont you try Mackies traction.
It is free use to cost $80USD but is very easy to use start on that and go from there.. it is extremly powerful I think you will find it at www.mackie.com or whatever their site is called Ce message a été modifié par shaneblyth - lun. 6 déc. 2004, 06:17. |
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