Hey
was a pc user before and used fruity loops to produce music
was perfectly happy with it
so it was natural that i went out and bought a mac
so i have this mac
that came with Garage Band, which i fooled around with a bit
but it just wasn't the same
so i was just wonderin if there are any good audio programs for the
mac similar to fruity loops
thanks
Hm... I heard logic pro is pretty good. Actually, why did you get a mac If you liked FL studio so much?
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Who buys macs... The're made to be sold.
Plenty of good programs...
Logic Express is a better deal unless you REALLY think you'll use all the features of pro. Logic Express is a midi BEAST.
Reason 3. A great midi sequencer, costs a lot, and doesn't have audio support. Go with Logic instead.
Pro Tools LE. You can buy the newer MBox 2 and it comes with Pro Tools LE. I'm looking into this deal myself...seems like a GREAT idea. Check it out further on google.
Yeah Garageband is very basic and limiting compared to Logic Pro or Express. If you got a student discount then you can cut a hefty amount out of the price by getting the student discount. Or at least have a buddy that is a student get it for you if you aren't one haha.
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Check out Digital Performer, too. A lot of people perfer it over Logic Pro, and vice versa (like Cubase vs Sonar).
for a mac the perfect program is a shotgun blast and a dropkick out a third floor window. go back to pc 'cause macs are shit. don't let anybody ever tell you any different. if they try and explain why they have a mac or why macs are ok call them a fuckin' tool and then shoot them. macs are Good for nothin' but people that refuse to learn how to use a computer or are to fuckin' (sexual orientational slur [even though not directed towards said groups of people] deleted) to realize reality.
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At 7/16/06 10:28 PM, mhb wrote: for a mac the perfect program is a shotgun blast and a dropkick out a third floor window. go back to pc 'cause macs are shit. don't let anybody ever tell you any different. if they try and explain why they have a mac or why macs are ok call them a fuckin' tool and then shoot them. macs are Good for nothin' but people that refuse to learn how to use a computer or are to fuckin' (sexual orientational slur [even though not directed towards said groups of people] deleted) to realize reality.
I know a lot more people who have switched from windows to mac than vice versa. The only reason I'm not using a Mac is because I can't build my own. I build all of my computers so I know they are put together right, and with quality parts. However, the fact that you can run Windows on a mac now means any audio program can be in your library. Plus, from a studio's perspective, It's a lot cheaper to buy one workstation computer that is compatable with everything than two workstation computers. Many people who bring work to recording studios use Pro-tools, but there are also some who bring files in Logic format. If you don't want to have to turn someone down because of software compatability, getting a mac is a whole lot cheaper.
I'm not getting a mac unless they let you build your own (which may not ever happen). But if we could, I'd be switching.
thanks for all the suggestions
if you have more feel free to keep on posting
im all ears
At 7/16/06 10:28 PM, mhb wrote: for a mac the perfect program is a shotgun blast and a dropkick out a third floor window. go back to pc 'cause macs are shit.
Haven't I brought you up on this already? Some people just don't listen. If I remember rightly you cowed down and had no viable defence for your argument. Go back to your corner and stop with the Mac-bashing because you feel they should be destroyed.
Logic Pro 7 pwns all PC music software.
Haha i agree, as far as music production goes, Macs are FAR superior. Ever wonder why nearly all professional studios are mac based??
Thank you.
A complete aside, but how many video editing suites are on PCs? Hooray for Avid, the most un-intuitive program I have ever seen. Though FCP5 is not actually as diverse, it's a billion times easier and more efficient to use, and when coupled with Magic Bullet, I'd say it is better. Score for Mac again.
Also you can get that MASSIVE 30" screen for the mac now, which is handy for those kinda things
Mac-3, PC-0. Unless you want a customised uber-machine for games, then PC will score 1. That's why I have one of each :D.
Macs with dual core intel technology...surely another point for macs?
