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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 5 Inscrit : 29 août 01 Lieu : Kitchener Membre no 1,618 ![]() |
Hi all. I need some serious help in making some music on my Powerbook. Can I use the input in the back (I have a G3 400, 192Mb ram)? I have a USB Midi converter (Steinberg), but don't have a USB audio unit (ie roland UA-3). I was thinking of downloading Pro-Tools Free, is this a good place to start? I just need to make demos, I'm not recording pro CDs (yet). I am totally confused by all the software choices there is out there. Is there anyone out there who works on a G3 Powerbook who can guide me? I'm near Toronto, Canada, and I'm used to recording with MIDI equipment. Audio on the computer is another question. HEEEEELP! Thanks to all........mark
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 5 Inscrit : 29 août 01 Lieu : Kitchener Membre no 1,618 ![]() |
Hi James. I can put a CD in the CD tray in my Powerbook. Then through my USB port I can copy that CD, with the aid of 'Toast', on a blank CDR in the tray of my LaCie CD writer. But that's all I can do. Without being off topic again, the 1/8th inch input plug in the back of the PB is stereo, so you need a mixer to plug your mic cable into. Then from the output of that mixer, into the input on your computer. Do you have an input? If so, it's probably 1/8ths inch stereo plug, and you'll need adapter(s) to go from two 1/4 plugs to one 1/8th stereo plug. A decent little mixer is cheap - check out Behringer - and valuable to controlling all the inputs into your computer. From there, hit record on an assigned audio track in your sequencer, and go nuts... m
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