Is Live for me?
Is Live for me?
I have a MacBook with 1 gig RAM and want a DAW for mostly audio recording (guitars and vocals). I know Live is more for electronica type music, but will it work well for just multi-tracking audio? Also, I know I'll need an interface, so how is the Edirol firewire FA-66? Feefback appreciated.
Re: Is Live for me?
kselbee wrote:I have a MacBook with 1 gig RAM and want a DAW for mostly audio recording (guitars and vocals). I know Live is more for electronica type music, but will it work well for just multi-tracking audio? Also, I know I'll need an interface, so how is the Edirol firewire FA-66? Feefback appreciated.
Live can be anything you want.Go for it.
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I'm a guitarist. Live is perfect for me. You'll enjoy it.
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Live can do basic, but is easy to learn other software skills like sound design and arranging/mixing.
If you literally just want to multitrack like a four track, you can use garage band. I personally don't like it and find Ableton much more logical and have less surprises with it. Ableton's good for quickly sketching out ideas and can take those ideas and turn them into a finished track. Garage band is really just for capturing ideas in a simple way. I know a lot of bands that use garage band to write their demos replacing their tape 4 tracks. it's dumb simple to use as it's dumb simple.
If you literally just want to multitrack like a four track, you can use garage band. I personally don't like it and find Ableton much more logical and have less surprises with it. Ableton's good for quickly sketching out ideas and can take those ideas and turn them into a finished track. Garage band is really just for capturing ideas in a simple way. I know a lot of bands that use garage band to write their demos replacing their tape 4 tracks. it's dumb simple to use as it's dumb simple.
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MacBook Pro C2D 2.4Ghz, 4GB RAM Live 7.0.14, OSX10.6.2, Launchpad, AkaiMPD24, Akai S20, Oxygen 8, Presonus Inspire, Rode NT1a/M3, Shure SM58
http://www.karlsadler.com
http://www.kandledesign.com
Artist & Visualist
MacBook Pro C2D 2.4Ghz, 4GB RAM Live 7.0.14, OSX10.6.2, Launchpad, AkaiMPD24, Akai S20, Oxygen 8, Presonus Inspire, Rode NT1a/M3, Shure SM58