Elektron Musical Instruments

Sorry, Dr W., but I have to disagree a little. You can
start a Protools package with an M-box. You get
Protools LE, a nice in/out portable rig and it will
cost you less than $500 (And I'm not contesting your
opinion of protools's MIDI capabilities). Of course,
later on, protools plug in are crazy expensive.
In terms of learning Sonar because it's "easier", I'd
say it's easier learning ONE program ever, and not
learning one now, one next year, and so on. If you
work in PC I'd say Cubase. If you work Mac, think
about it a little bit. Still, that Mbox looks very
appealing.






--- "Dr. W." <rajajuju@...> wrote:
>  So just make  achoice
> >between Cubase, Logic, Digital Performer, Sonar,
> Live or Pro Tools if you
> >have the money
> 
> Pro-Tools is not a sequencer, it is a DAW (although
> it has MIDI
> capabilities).  Pro-tools MIDI is pretty sub-par as
> far as features go,
> although HD has some improvements.  Nevertheless,
> you DO NOT want to buy
> pro-tools for MIDI.  Pro-tools is for very high end
> pro audio - and it costs
> a shitload of money to get a rig up and running. 
> The free version sucks
> balls and shouldnt be used for anything except
> instruction.
> 
> Evilataombender, since you are clearly a beginner,
> you should probably go
> with Sonar.  I think it is probably the most user
> friendly of the bunch.
> Its not the best, but you should start simple.
> 
> 


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