help for a new user
help for a new user
I'm totally new to Live so I just have a few questions. I know most people have one or more laptops they use just for music, but can I use Live on my PC or will it use up all my memory? And can Live by itself make decent music or is there anything else I should get to go with it?
Re: help for a new user
These are extremely broad questions without much information given.dmas722 wrote:I'm totally new to Live so I just have a few questions. I know most people have one or more laptops they use just for music, but can I use Live on my PC or will it use up all my memory? And can Live by itself make decent music or is there anything else I should get to go with it?
Live takes input (you) to make good music. There are enough tools in the package to get that done.
You're going to have to give tech specs for anyone to even touch you pc memory question. Best advice. Download the demo. It will take up just as much memory as the unlocked version. There are also threads on this site that give the performance results of many popular machines. Do a search for performance.
Cheers.
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Re: help for a new user
thanks. I didn't really need too technical of an answer for the PC memory question, I just wanted to make sure that I don't NEED a whole computer for this even though I know a lot of people like to keep their music stuff on a computer by itself. I have the demo installed and it runs fine, so thankskennerb wrote:These are extremely broad questions without much information given.dmas722 wrote:I'm totally new to Live so I just have a few questions. I know most people have one or more laptops they use just for music, but can I use Live on my PC or will it use up all my memory? And can Live by itself make decent music or is there anything else I should get to go with it?
Live takes input (you) to make good music. There are enough tools in the package to get that done.
You're going to have to give tech specs for anyone to even touch you pc memory question. Best advice. Download the demo. It will take up just as much memory as the unlocked version. There are also threads on this site that give the performance results of many popular machines. Do a search for performance.
Cheers.
