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AmbientFusion

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1 Posted on 03/21/2005 at 14:58:01

I have a several sound modules (including kurzweil k2000, yamaha tg-33, roland mks7, korg wavestation etc) and I have a Korg Trinity as master keyboard + lexicon effects processor. I a keyboard and guitar player (I have a couple of custom made electrics)

Now I am looking various ways to setup my home studio. Please I need inputs from you all. I can go for all pro tools (not sure if I can have that many inputs) or I can go a for Mackie mixer. I haven't yet decided on the computer, I am a bit reluctant to record all the tracks on pc and mix it using software. I am looking at newer ibook by apple.

Please advise me with ideas.

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Axeman

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2 Posted on 03/21/2005 at 17:00:20

There are lots of different ways to approach this depending on what your goals are and how you want to work.

There is a sticky post in the Newbies forum that outlines some basic questions that need to be considered. Take a look at it, and think about what you want to do and how.

FWIW, I use a mixer AND the computer, and it makes for a very efficient setup. I LIKE knobs and faders...... 8)

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