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antofants
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I'm still getting started with recording stuff but already I can see the need for integrating computer tech. stuff with the Adat XT20 and Mackie 1604-vlz i already work off of. What I'm mostly interested in is getting more auidio tracks (as many as possible). I thought I'd set up a dream list here and see what advice ya' all might have.
I've been eyeing up cakewalk pro 9 and Cubase. I just (last night) down loaded Cubases demo program, so I still have no idea what it does or what I need to make it operate. I have a 3gig HD with 400mhz. I'm just looking at getting something small but professional yet affordable going. Am I going to need a new sound card? How do I get signal to the computer program (yes, I'm very new at this).
Dream list: 32 tracks for audio recording; built in effects; something able to integrate the Adat xt20 (and Mackie if necessary); affordable!; capable of recording multiple (like 8...am I being realistic?)tracks and playing back multiple tracks at one time. In short, something that would operate exactly like a 32 to 40 track recording studio, able to operate some midi stuff, on the computer with editing stuff, sounds good and affordable.
Will I need more HD memory and Ram at first or can I hold off a while? Please spare no details (including prices, or other intricacies). I really appreciate all the help you could spare. That YOU!
antofants
[This message has been edited by antofants (edited 03-18-2000).]
I've been eyeing up cakewalk pro 9 and Cubase. I just (last night) down loaded Cubases demo program, so I still have no idea what it does or what I need to make it operate. I have a 3gig HD with 400mhz. I'm just looking at getting something small but professional yet affordable going. Am I going to need a new sound card? How do I get signal to the computer program (yes, I'm very new at this).
Dream list: 32 tracks for audio recording; built in effects; something able to integrate the Adat xt20 (and Mackie if necessary); affordable!; capable of recording multiple (like 8...am I being realistic?)tracks and playing back multiple tracks at one time. In short, something that would operate exactly like a 32 to 40 track recording studio, able to operate some midi stuff, on the computer with editing stuff, sounds good and affordable.
Will I need more HD memory and Ram at first or can I hold off a while? Please spare no details (including prices, or other intricacies). I really appreciate all the help you could spare. That YOU!
antofants
[This message has been edited by antofants (edited 03-18-2000).]