The Logic Off Topic list

> Nice idea but somehow I think this is an illusion you are chasing. Nothing
> stands still  -- OS patches, hardware drivers, Logic updates, new system
> problems crop up.

As I said, I would learn that eventually.  I just don't want lots of downtime
initially.


> Building it yourself in the first place means you know what
> is in there and everything that was done to it from scratch.

Yes, I think you are right.


> reinstall anything there will be no mystery -- you've already done it.  All
> that knowledge is power -- without it you are impotent in the face of
> gremlins that bedevil every computer system from time to time.  If you
> don't want to face this reality using a computer as a DAW is a bad idea.

That sounds a teensy bit condescending, but point taken.


> If you don't want to get your hands under the hood, any clone
> dealer can put a box together in an afternoon -- just pick a configuration
> that others are reporting success with on the LUG and replicate it.

Another good point...  The general consensus seems to be to put it
together myself.  I guess it's time to start checking out prices...

    -smeet



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