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cusebassman
Freakin' sweet
Sorry for another simplistic question, but this is mostly an experience-based concern.
I have a powerBook G4, 17" 1Gb RAM, 80GB HD, 1.5Ghz PPC processor.
Just curious if this thing will handle a Firepod and Cubase for recording. I don't need the thing to be able to handle writing 16 tracks at once, but I'd like to be able to do some work on it without it skipping and popping - just curious about anyone elses' experience with these laptops.
I searched and found a number of posts regarding usage of the powerBooks, but rarely did I actually find someone saying "Yes the PB has worked all right" or "No it sucked the balls". I do not have the option of upgrading this computer, so I want to know if I should waste the money on the Firepod or not - currently I have a clunky 24 track analog desk and Tascam DAT decks, and I need to pair down to move to a small apartment, so i am looking to the computer for help! (In more ways than one, as it would seem
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I have a powerBook G4, 17" 1Gb RAM, 80GB HD, 1.5Ghz PPC processor.
Just curious if this thing will handle a Firepod and Cubase for recording. I don't need the thing to be able to handle writing 16 tracks at once, but I'd like to be able to do some work on it without it skipping and popping - just curious about anyone elses' experience with these laptops.
I searched and found a number of posts regarding usage of the powerBooks, but rarely did I actually find someone saying "Yes the PB has worked all right" or "No it sucked the balls". I do not have the option of upgrading this computer, so I want to know if I should waste the money on the Firepod or not - currently I have a clunky 24 track analog desk and Tascam DAT decks, and I need to pair down to move to a small apartment, so i am looking to the computer for help! (In more ways than one, as it would seem
