as far as audio program: i use Acid Pro and it does what i want. i never really produced anything, but its cool if you want remix stuff. you know typical newb trance/minimalistic techno lover stuff. Have a great Peurf.--Bo

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Oi mates ,
dont get me wrong about reason, i've been with the swedes since day 1, and i love the user friendly interface and the most recent upgrades, combinator and mastering suite. Also the fact that producers like Mylo and Prodigy are using nothing but reason for their chops. I'm just tired of searchin for refills, and the no hostin-VST-thingy. and sure you can get better sound using a sound editor like peak or wavelab, all the more better. but im expanding to logic just because its a natural upgrade for any mac user (imo).

any word on when they are supposed to phase out the firewire?!
(psst malek i got 2 firewire AND 3 usb ports MUHAHAH)

Im still probably gonna go for the dell but I have heard some bad things about dell and M-Audio Firewire sound cards. Any suggestions?
Ill probably also be getting M-audio studio monitors.

i wanna get a MAC...but damn no architecture/engineering softwares work on MACs...dont they know that if Autocad could run on Mac they'd be selling 4239865893476236085832501263593245130125393956398 times more computers!?!?!??!?



probably a IBM/Microsoft conspiracy against me.

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WTF??? Heroon!"!$"

Pc RULES...NO MACS "/$!$!

IBM THINKPAD rocks$$$

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i had a bitch of time finding a decent file sharing program for mac
had to settle on limewire...

ouaieu jeeps...mais en graphisme/modélisateur 3d....MAC sont peurfs...+ ya la ptite pomme qui éclaire le dos du laptop tsé ca a lair peurf quand tu donnes des conférences y fait noir tu projetes des trucs a lécran pis ya la ptite pomme blanche qui éclaire...
+ jsais pas ca fait Geeks of Glascow Industrial Design Posse. (G & G division IDP...)
avec le clavier rétroéclairé...les écran peurf...les ports qui éclairent...

mais mon DELL pete une coupe de modeles de MAC encore...mais tsé...voire que autocad marche pas sur MAC "&*$(*!"%"#)?%*

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Originally posted by Marcus007 Good post Moe. Dear Malek, I love Apple. I'm holding a new ibook in my hands and I see a firewire port on the left, care to explain? :P Love, Markesspeurf

Dear Markus,

Apple extinguishes FireWire
By ITWeb, 13 December 2005



Apple is about to drop FireWire, the connectivity standard it created and for so long fostered, from the Mac line-up.

Apple is about to drop FireWire ? the connectivity standard it created and for so long fostered ? from the Mac line-up. That's what Apple notebook-orientated Web site O'Grady's PowerPage suggests, without citing specific sources.

Apple has already dropped FireWire from the latest iPods, so it's clearly shifting its allegiance to USB 2.0, which, while technologically inferior to FireWire, is fast enough for almost all PC-peripheral connections, says The Register.

According to O'Grady, the upcoming Intel-based iBooks will lack FireWire and x86 PowerBooks will have a single FireWire 800 port for digital video enthusiasts and professionals to make use of, but 1394, as it's also known, will continue in non-PC applications.



Much regards,

Malek

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Originally posted by Deluca I'm just tired of searchin for refills, and the no hostin-VST-thingy. and sure you can get better sound using a sound editor like peak or wavelab, all the more better. but im expanding to logic just because its a natural upgrade for any mac user (imo).

*cough* #reware @ efnet

quote:

Originally posted by moevalith *cough* #reware @ efnet

*cough**cough**cough**cough*

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Originally posted by malek *cough**cough**cough**cough*

*sneeze*, *sneeze* *cough* *twitch*

*cough* thanks *cough*

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