Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I concur with GAmoore.
Keep it simple.
L7 Pro gives you MORE then enough instruments and FX.
Get an Axiom Series Keyboard, you don't need a MIDI interface as the  
Axiom has USB, connect the internal audio output on your Mac to some  
powered speakers and you're good to go.
If you decide later that you want a dedicated audio interface look  
into the Mark of the Unicorn Firewire series (828 MK III, Traveller  
etc).
As your skills and ears improve you will know what needs to be replaced.
I would suggest getting into the process of making music with the  
tools you have and not get too caught up in the gear.

On Aug 15, 2006, at 2:19 AM, GAmoore@... wrote:

> I have the Axiom 25 and it fits on the desk behind the alphanumeric
> keyboard quite nicely. In general, I would go simple, and gradually  
> get
> more complicated. I wouldn't buy a bunch of extra software until you
> actually need it. Logic gives a pretty comprehenisive overall  
> solution.
> I would suggest the Apple training guide for Logic, and the books by
> Len Sasso and Robert Bennet. I have not seen the DVD, but it would
> probably be helpful too. Remember the main purpose is to make music,
> not to accumulate musical gear.

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