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2005-04-11, 10:52
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pro tool or cubase??????
hey im using cubase for recordin but im wondering is pro tools any better because i got a m-audio firewire 410 and jus woundering whats the advantages??????
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2005-04-11, 15:24
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Pro Tools is industry standard for PC recording. 'nuff said
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2005-04-11, 16:23
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yeah cubase can sound very amateur like if not done perfectly....beleive me my band has recorded via cubase and i am not happy with any of them no matter how long we mixed, re-did guitar lines and vocals etc. Get pro tools man - will definitly sort you out  |
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2005-04-11, 18:51
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hey
everyone i talk to alway sez that ya gotta hav a mac to run pro tools, how does it run on win xp??
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2005-04-11, 20:21
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To run Pro-Tools the best you should have a computer almost solely devoted to it. And since a Mac is the industry standard for professional multimedia audio and video work Macs are better. They are more stable for high ram demanding software such as pro-tools and professional grade 3D modlers and animators. You don't NEED a Mac but i will un much better on a mac.
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2005-04-11, 20:33
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I don't think Digidesign even develop an XP-compatible version of Pro Tools; last I checked, the downloadable version was only 95/98/ME compatible
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2005-04-12, 02:08
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i record with audacity 
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2005-04-12, 16:42
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hey wots the best pro tools to get?? i'v got m-audio firewire 410 n new pro tools software jus came out to use the m-audios with it or is there any difference btween them????
i dont know!
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2005-04-12, 20:40
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hey wots the best pro tools to get?? i'v got m-audio firewire 410 n new pro tools software jus came out to use the m-audios with it or is there any difference btween them????
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basically the more you spend on your protools system, the better it'll be.
one of the local bigshot studio's has a $74,000 protools setup. amazing.
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2005-04-12, 22:14
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Originally Posted by foster182
hey wots the best pro tools to get?? i'v got m-audio firewire 410 n new pro tools software jus came out to use the m-audios with it or is there any difference btween them????
i dont know!
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Pro Tools, in a professional environment, runs on it's own DSP hardware that Digidesign manufactures. Theoretically you can run any soundcard with Pro Tools and it should work fine |
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