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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 5 Inscrit : 22 janv. 02 Membre no 3,099 ![]() |
Well... here's the trouble... i'm going to buy a new iMac... and i WAS going to buy a ZOOM ten-track ministudio... BUT a friend of mine told me... 'hey... with an iMac you can have a portastudio in it!!!!'...
it's just that he didn't tell me how.... i don't know a thing about interfaces for the normal plugs or midi things or software to use with the right interface... what should i buy to convert my brand new iMac in a multitrack personal studio? Thanks Natalie |
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 2 Inscrit : 05 févr. 02 Lieu : New York Membre no 3,305 ![]() |
Oh My God Injetkilo (?) , Your Story is EXACTLY mine, I bought that zoom 10 track/ Drum machine thing they came out with recently, then, took it back becaus the guy at the Store said to have a laptop(which I also intended to buy for music purposes) and that zoom, wasredundant...
So I opted for the G4 powerbook together with Tascam's US- 428 cool blue portable studio.... Just like you. I'm just kind of starting out , but I'm on the road a lot - so It's perfect... But I also got Cubase VST Score which learning curve I havn't been ale to climb yet. Does anyone know about Cubase classes that might be offerred in Major cities? I'm going back to NYC in two weeks and want to start understanding what I just bought.... Thanks so much ![]() |
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