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It is really up to you, I run protools on both a windows setup and a mac setup, now with that in mind I like the mac setup best because I haven't had a problem with protools crashing or needing to restart and I am using an older mac. So if you can afford it go with mac a bit of a learning curve...

I have used the 2000xl and the 4000 both of those are great machines, just depends on your funds on which you could go with.

FL is a beast, I know people that use it that have thousands of sounds and they don't use any "orginal" fruity loop instraments just sounds they have downloaded and inserted it into the program and you can't even tell that it was made on FL. So get new sounds learn how to use it and then have fun.

Just wanted to say WOW that you actually had that machine around this long. Sorry no good information for your question.

Thx bennychico I knew what I meant to say was a control surface but wrote that when I first woke up and thx everyone for their replies. And yeah the external burner wouldn't be hooked up while running pt so I could use one port for the mbox and then use all the other peripherals in the hub...

Gonna make it quick and too the point 1. I am looking into getting a mixer to run with my protools doesn't have to be anything big read in another thread about the bcf2000 looks cool but not sure if it would do all that I need. I really just want something I can mix with i.e. control the...

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How did you get the session home? Did you put it on your recording drive, burn to cd or what?

Sorry not trying to hijack the thread does that work with PT?

First of all you see all of the smart people left the room cause they know which is better lol. Now down to business Obviously whomever made the video doesn't know much about pro tools because it says you can't punch in but they knew how to actually work the program you can. Also it says...

I can't wait and now everyone can stop complaining about 32 tracks cause u can get it up to like 128 or something like that.

Lol. Sorry for not clarifying that it can be hooked up but not used as the actual protools interface, you still have to have the protools interface hooked up and sorry for the misunderstanding on what I was saying.

First time I used protools I hated it, was used to using Cool Edit which is now adobe audition. Then switched to nuendo and loved it got a job a studio so had to learn protools now I am as well "stuck" I hate having to use anything else the only thing I hate is the fact that you have to bounce...

I will let you in on a secret, if you have an old machine laying around the house strip the video card out of it and place it in your new machine and you can run 2 monitors that way, mind you not the best quality on the 2nd monitor meaning every now and then you will see a line or 2 but that's...

Or setup the midi if you have midi on your interface, it would be easier for you to tell us what interface you are using.

The Real answer to this is yes you can, At my studio I use the Mackie D8b (Digital 8bus) and protools recognizes it as a mackie hui. Which is a smaller version of the d8b so what you would need to do is to check and see if whatever interface you use can be used with protools.

Do about 8-10 takes of it and start adding reverb/chorus effects play with it till you find what you want.

I agree 100% I got my first job in a studio because I was introduced to the owner/engineer of a studio and while everyone was in one room mingling I was in the control room sitting with the artist and hitting stop and play and helping them reword their verse so it would be "on beat" and then...

It was my audio drive, someone was telling me that I should try changing out the case before I do anything else cause sometimes the externals can lose connection on the inside. Data recovery is expensive and not in my budget. Oh and I think it was a Western Digital external drive just not to...

The G5's are very good computers the only downside is after one more update from osx Leopard you won't be able to update any more because they are ppc chips and not intel, so as long as you don't care about that feature I would say get it, but you could easily grab you a laptop for a couple more...