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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 15 Inscrit : 20 août 05 Lieu : North Bay - CA Membre no 68,943 ![]() |
I'm curious to know why you guys and gals prefer Mac over PC.
A little background on the guy asking: my setup Home: Intel Pentium 4/1.8Gig, Creative SB Audigy Road: Intel Pentium M(Centrino) WinXP Home Cubase VST/(VST and DirectX plug-ins) WaveLab 3.0 Pretty lean right now, but I'm slowly building my setup. Most of what I do is sequenced, but I would like to someday build a home studio and have guests either sing or play on my tracks. I sometimes spend a lot of time on the road for work(the day-job) and I like being able to work on my music in the hotel room(can I get away with a PowerBook in a home studio setup too?) Any suggestions are appreciated. The J. |
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 4 Inscrit : 26 août 05 Lieu : Fort Lauderdale - US Membre no 69,168 ![]() |
Hey Japanarian,
You won't be disappointed with your powerbook...glad to hear you loaded up on RAM. I maintain a 10 pc network at the recording studio I work at by day...but all of my personal recording and sound design work that I do at my home studio is Mac, and it is IMO much simpler. I use a mac mini at home with Pro Tools M-powered with M-audio firewire 410...and a powerbook g4 with PT and M-audio ozonic for my mobile sound design rig. They share a firewire drive (highly recommended, btw) so that the files are always current. Good luck and let us know how you fare! --Matt Fort Lauderdale, FL |
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