Scooter B
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Has anyone tried the FL Pro with the "alleged" 64 track recorder?
I bit the bullet and paid another $29 to upgrade my boxed version of FL 4.0 to a FL PRO with unlimited upgrades and it is supposed to include a 64 track recorder.
What I really wanted was the Yamaha AW16G that I would use "as is" with 16 bit storage and eventually as a front end into a PC system for 24 bit storage and editing features. I would still prefer to go that route but twice now I was online for a $1,000 refferral bonus at work and both times the "friends" I recruited backed out of coming to work and I will have no $$ for the AW16G for several years.
If the FL Pro recorder is any good I would still need to pick up a deal on a seperate used PC and move Fruity and my Echo Darla 24 to my recording rig wich is currently a 4-track cassette and a Mackie VLZ Pro 1402 mixer + various rack gear/DI etc. My current PC is the "family PC" and not really available for much recording use.
Even a reference to a legitimate product review could be helpfull.
Thanks
I bit the bullet and paid another $29 to upgrade my boxed version of FL 4.0 to a FL PRO with unlimited upgrades and it is supposed to include a 64 track recorder.
What I really wanted was the Yamaha AW16G that I would use "as is" with 16 bit storage and eventually as a front end into a PC system for 24 bit storage and editing features. I would still prefer to go that route but twice now I was online for a $1,000 refferral bonus at work and both times the "friends" I recruited backed out of coming to work and I will have no $$ for the AW16G for several years.
If the FL Pro recorder is any good I would still need to pick up a deal on a seperate used PC and move Fruity and my Echo Darla 24 to my recording rig wich is currently a 4-track cassette and a Mackie VLZ Pro 1402 mixer + various rack gear/DI etc. My current PC is the "family PC" and not really available for much recording use.
Even a reference to a legitimate product review could be helpfull.
Thanks