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Re: Recording Software Question

Subject: Re: Recording Software Question
From: "Danny Meltzer" dannymeltzer
Date: Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:30 am ((PST))
True true.  I admit I am biased as a longtime PT user.  Other programs
have come a long way, and PT has a few limitations that other programs
overcome.  I am learning the virtues of Logic, but I still find PT to
be the most brilliant for editing and mixing and I use it 99% of the time.

Regardless, the point is, there is a LOT of GOOD audio software for
the Mac.  Even the free Audacity is quite good.  Any of the software
mentioned in this thread will be helpful.

I believe we have completely ignored and not answered the first
question of this thread:)  Actually maybe we did, basically, if you
don't want to have audio going into a file, a computer won't be very
helpful.

Danny

--- In  Scott Fraser
<> wrote:
>
> <<Soundtrack pro and logic 8 have multitrack sessions and they are not
> proprietary like Protools meaning you can use any interface...>>
>
> Same with Digital Performer, Garageband, SoundBlade, Samplitude &
> probably a few others I can't recall at the moment. ProTools has long =

> since ceased being the only game in town & in the opinion of many,
> some of the competition has lapped the old frontrunner.
>
> Scott Fraser
>
>
>
>






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