As far as the imac goes: There are now several Firewire Audio solutions out there (along with numerous USB, but those may not be good enough), by MOTU and ProTools. From what I have heard these solutions work well.
Johannes On 07.02.2003 22:04 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote > To any of you Mac/Finale/Digidesign users: > > I know there are a few Mac gurus out there! My old 8600 Power Mac > finally died a grisly hard drive death and I need to replace it. I would > very much appreciate knowledgeable recommendations in the under 2 grand > price range. > I don't really need a dual processor, but I do need some speed, memory, > PCI slots and drive expandability,and as much audio connectivity as I can > get to do fairly small but quality audio/MIDI recording projects, with use > of some soft synth/sampler and FX plugins. With the bigger 2002 dual G4's > I've heard the fans are loud, a consideration since my mic gear is in the > same room, and I find computer noise just plain annoying. Has anyone used > the dual G4 867MHZ Power Mac? Does anyone know if the new 2003 Power Macs > have loud fans too? It doesn't look like iMac would give me the audio ins > and outs I need for everyday general teaching studio use. Have people found > the dual processor Macs useful/problematic/overkill for audio and/or > software applications? Your suggestions would help! Thanks, > Bonnie -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
