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Re: Mac / Logic
well now mike. I really don't know bro...i don't think anything could be easier than you man!
well now mike. I really don't know bro...i don't think anything could be easier than you man!
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Re: Mac / Logic
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Jib says:
he isnt worth the water that splashes up into your asshole while you're shittingOriginally posted by ace_dlComment
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Re: Mac / Logic
Pro tools is shite. At least for dance based stuff, unless you have all outboard stuff and you are bouncing it into pro tools then pro tools is certainly not the choice for dance music. I have LE and use a TDM system from time to time and think it is great for band recording but not so good for dance stuff. Even the band recording stuff I am starting to use logic pro 7 more and more, It can do all pro tools does plus More but sometimes you have to do things in a round about way.Comment
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Agreed...PT ain´t bad for tracking bands and pure audio mixing/mastering but the fuckin´ industry is all about standards and Digidesign have made sure that they´re still THE standard. The tide is turning though...Originally posted by djsleeplessComment
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yes it is in the works, thanks for listeningOriginally posted by Kamal
yes the bass is the dominating element, monotony is always my problem
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make sure the bass is in mono, or it won't cut into vinyl the correct way.Comment
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Kamal...IMO, get a nice dual core pc and save some $ for gear....bc you'll need it. I was at the crossroads between buying a new Mac + Logic Pro 7 vs. PC. I decided to go with PC and Cubase SX3. At the end of the day, they'll do the same tasks, it's just how you prefer the workflow. People can talk all the smack they want about Cubase/Nuendo, but people tend to forget they invented VST and pioneered computer based sequencers back in the Atari days. We're talking over 20 years of R & D. Apple didn't create Logic...they bought eMagic a few years ago. It's a good product, but I'd rather save several thousands and use it toward a nice mixing board, monitors, etc.Comment
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another 2 cents...if you decide to go with Logic 7, don't get the academic version bc you won't be entitled to future versions.Comment
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don't forget that logic will be a universal binary by the years end too. as will all mac software. it has to be a universal binary...that is going to make shopping for music software so much better in the future.Comment
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I'm not staying awake of the cubase <-> logic story. A lot of pro's seem to go for logic, but if you know that a guy like Pole Folder is a dedicated Cubase user, you can't make a wong decision. I have tested cubase sx3 for some months now, and I'm very pleased with it. I heard Logic has more and better plugins ... well if you really need them, then it's an advantage. I have a hardware synth, groovebox and keyboard, well these are my best plugins
Dilemma's like PC <-> Mac can go on for months, I'm speaking for myself now. I decided a few months ago to build a brandnew dedicated music production computer. I first intended to go on MAC, cause the MAC mini seemed to be a cheap solution. However, after reading info on the steinberg website (where you have a decent hardware review, incl. CPU recommendations for the use of cubase), I came back from the mac mini idea. On the contrary, I got interested in AMD ... from everything I was reading about it, best value/money cpu on the market. The day I wanted to go to my local computer store, I read that AMD processore prices would have a serious price cut, after introducing Intel's core duo. So I decided to wait and indeed, recently, AMD cpu prices have almost been halvered. In the meanwhile, one of the guys of my music store tried to convince me to go for the newest iMAC 
Indeed, MACs look nice, just one big screen (no extra case), run smoothly, stable and silent, no driver issues (but I've hardly had any PC issues either) ... but the price remains high. Actually I could afford a new MAC, but I refuse to give out more money than needed.
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