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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 1 Inscrit : 05 août 02 Lieu : - US Membre no 6,585 ![]() |
I have recently learned how to use Finale notation software, and would like to try it out at home. Problem is, I learned on a PC, and none of the hardware issues that were discussed in class pertained to me and my beloved Mac.
Here's what I have: a Power Mac G3 (All-in-one) with 233mhz processor, 32 Mgs of ram and 4 gigs on the hard drive. I will have to upgrade the RAM to at least 64 and the OS to X just to run the Finale stuff. But according to everything I've read, I will need a MIDI keyboard with sound capability (not just a "controller" keyboard). Is this correct? If so, can anyone steer me in the right direction, make and model-wise? I have been through this forum and have found some info about this, but none that addresses this particular concern. I would be grateful for any help any of you can give me. Thanks! John |
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 1 Inscrit : 02 août 02 Lieu : Ada - US Membre no 6,522 ![]() |
I am runing the latest Finale (2003). My computer is a Mac clone (Power Center Pro 210) and I run 9.1 OS. So you don't need to go to OS X.
However, I've upgraded it several times and now have 512k RAM with a 560 MHz processor. I think it would be beneficial to you if you could upgrade yours to this level. As far as what kind of keyboard to get? Well, I have an Alesis QS 6.1 Synthesizer. I got it because it fits on top of my desk nicely. It also has quite a variety of sounds. It would be helpful to get a keyboard that at least has all the General MIDI sounds. I think the most difficult part I had was getting the MIDI setup working correctly. I use the Open MIDI System (OMS). |
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