Logic 7 pro on a powerbook
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Posted on Oct 09, 2005 07:20 pm
gdaq_13
Member Since: Oct 04, 2005
I would like to know if it would work well also please tell me what hardware do i need is it a digidesign 002 or a mixer I m new to this so please help me
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Oct 09, 2005 10:34 pm Yep, it works well. What are you looking to do? Are you going to be focussing more on MIDI in logic or multitracking? The 002 is an A/D converter with pre amps. For more felxibility, you should look at buying an A/D converter and a Mixer. Although the 002 will work with logic, it is a product of digidesign and comes with its own multi track software called pro tools LE. Pro tools is the so called industry standard of multi track software, but there are other names such as cubase, logic, sonar etc. that are great as well.
Other Å/D converters to look at are M Audio, Aardvark, Emu, Motu.
Oct 10, 2005 11:05 am but, wich one works better logic pro or express I know that pro is better but may be a laptop wont support it as well as the express, and also wich one do you think is better logic or pro tools. what mixers do you recomend me
Oct 10, 2005 11:12 am I have never liked Logic...I would take ProTools over Logic any day of the week...you don't say what kind of laptop, Mac or Windows, if Windows there are a few apps I would suggest over either Logic or ProTools.
As far as mixers, it depends on many factors, how are you recording, how many tracks at any one time? if you decide Digi002 is right for you, get the desktop unit, not the rackmount and use it for a mixer.
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Oct 10, 2005 04:42 pm powerbooks are macs ... powerPC's are the RISC PC's
Oct 10, 2005 05:08 pm oh, he did say powerbook, I missed that...
