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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 12 Inscrit : 08 juin 04 Lieu : Playa Vista - US Membre no 44,753 ![]() |
Hey Everyone,
I'm the proud new owner of a PowerBook G4 1.5Ghz and 1.25gigs of RAM. I really need advice on the best setup to acheive my music recording goals. I'm looking for the best hardware reccomendations to connect my Alesis Qs8 Keyboard to my laptop. I will also be recording my vocals--and would sometimes like to record both at the same time. I've looked into getting an M-box--but I know because of latency issues and software compatablility issues that some don't like it. Any Advice? I am also looking for software that helps facilitate composing and not just multi-track recording. The composing would entail synth string/piano/orchestral instruments etc. My best friend has tons of current OSX audio software--so I'm not too concerned about the price of the software.... What is the best hardware that combines audio/midi inputs and outputs? (I'm looking to spend between about $500 for the hardware.) Thank you so much in Advance!!! Jon ![]() |
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 12 Inscrit : 08 juin 04 Lieu : Playa Vista - US Membre no 44,753 ![]() |
I understand your point of view.
I am aware of Piracy and Copyright issues. I am a songwriter (and my songs have shown up on Gnutella networks and the like). In my initial post, I meant that I could do a test run of these programs without immediately commiting to one or the other. I prefer to pay for the software I use--and register it---and receive the benefits from it. _Jon_ |
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