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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 19 Inscrit : 13 oct. 05 Lieu : Surprise - US Membre no 71,205 ![]() |
I just ordered the new IMac G5, I have heard some things about using macs, (I am new to mac, been a pc guy for a while). I heard you need external sound cards and the like. What does a guy needs for the basics to set up the mac for recording tracks using guitar, vocal, drum machine and keyboards, not all at the same time, maybe 2 max at the same time? I just need to know the basics so I can get up and running. I'm not even sure yet what kind of software to use, I was going to play around with garageband until I found something I liked better. Any info would be great.
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 13 Inscrit : 04 oct. 05 Lieu : Derby - UK Membre no 70,824 ![]() |
QUOTE (johnnyboy @ Oct 17 2005, 04:25) I just ordered the new IMac G5, I have heard some things about using macs, (I am new to mac, been a pc guy for a while). I heard you need external sound cards and the like. What does a guy needs for the basics to set up the mac for recording tracks using guitar, vocal, drum machine and keyboards, not all at the same time, maybe 2 max at the same time? I just need to know the basics so I can get up and running. I'm not even sure yet what kind of software to use, I was going to play around with garageband until I found something I liked better. Any info would be great. Hey - I have JUST bought an iMac 20 setup - very similar studio to what you need I think... I got Logic 7 & a UA-25 USB audio interface which works like a dream... Check it out - it may also be the answer for you? ![]() I was a PC user this time last month- I am never looking back! ![]() |
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