Vickibaum
Published on 02/02/14 at 10:20
Great Apple Software = public facility grip, even for a simple guy like me since I hardly knew what it was used before I started the adventure of recording.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Config: iMac Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHz - 4 GB DDR3 and OX 10.9 - GarageBand 09 '
No specific bp performance, the software that comes with the Mac runs without Pb even with the updates to the OS
Midi keyboard: Yamaha P140
Guitar Amp: Fender Mustang IV USB input
OVERALL OPINION
I really use it recently but I've discovered some limitations:
- Simulation organ with a MIDI keyboard has a random operation (at least with my Yamaha P140)
- Problem management monitoring during recording, as if the internal microphone Mac incorporated the sounds continuously.
- Sound Library Limited guitar and amp-quality sounds including saturated.
For simple operation like mine, GB remains a good starting tool for those who do not have time to delve into a more efficient but also more complex software.
If I continue to record I évoluerais likely to Logic or Ableton Live X
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Config: iMac Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHz - 4 GB DDR3 and OX 10.9 - GarageBand 09 '
No specific bp performance, the software that comes with the Mac runs without Pb even with the updates to the OS
Midi keyboard: Yamaha P140
Guitar Amp: Fender Mustang IV USB input
OVERALL OPINION
I really use it recently but I've discovered some limitations:
- Simulation organ with a MIDI keyboard has a random operation (at least with my Yamaha P140)
- Problem management monitoring during recording, as if the internal microphone Mac incorporated the sounds continuously.
- Sound Library Limited guitar and amp-quality sounds including saturated.
For simple operation like mine, GB remains a good starting tool for those who do not have time to delve into a more efficient but also more complex software.
If I continue to record I évoluerais likely to Logic or Ableton Live X