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janiesammut
posté dim. 12 juin 2005, 12:48
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Hey guys n gals,
I need some help!!

Here's the deal, ma dad WAS going to get me a pc to do the cubasis route BUT now I have been accepted onto a music tech course which uses macs and logic.

As I want to get into music production seriously I guess now is a better time than any to pursuade ma dad to get me a mac rite biggrin.gif

I know the spec for a pc using cubasis and was set, but now I don't know what mac to get and whether to invest in pt or logic and then which version of this. so u see my dilemma blink.gif


+So that's what I ask of you.

*which is better, pt or logic? AND Which version?? (I'm workin on about an 800 budget here for a home thang goin on)

*Second of all what is the spec needed for a mac and which type works best

I have a great midi keyboard/piano, a lil mixer, a dynamic mic and, that's about it.

I am very serious about this, even though I am aware of the extra hardware needed for macs.

Which leads me to my final question.

*What is all the hardware needed and what are the best ones?? (please give me a range if poss where money is not an object i.e sound cards etc)

The type of music I am working on is RnB/Soul and some hip hop aswell as classical and whatever else the course throws at me.

I'll be using the midi keyboard a lot and using a dynamic mic for vocal input (being a singer and all biggrin.gif )

So, that is me, thank you for reading

(hope someone replys) unsure.gif


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ourmanflinty
posté lun. 13 juin 2005, 08:32
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so you need a mac, some software and an audio and midi interface?
well, if it's on a budget then second hand may be the way.
An ibook will be sufficient, a powerbook will run faster, an imac is cool too, a new g5 imac will fly with logic.

Logicpro gives you a lot for the money, a sampler, synths, drum machine , fx etc etc..it doesn't come with hardware so you'll need some kind of interface, although the mac in/out works fine if your model has them. Also, if you know someone that works at your local apple store, they get 50%!! off software blink.gif
A midi interface with a usb connection to the computer, cheap as chips1 in 1 out, 2 in 2 out bigger..

You can find a few bits on the Apple website..go to the apple store and browse around the acessories and keyboards.


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