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Message posted by Krasimir Todorov <krasi_33@...>
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Do you think it is a good idea to byu iMac Intel Core Duo for Logic Pro
7.2?Now i have Dual 867 G4 with Apogee MiniMe and TDM mix+24 system.So my
idea is to buy iMac,T.C Powercore with Sony Plug-Ins and new Apogee
interface Ensemble.Do you think it,s a good idea to buy iMac for serious
work???

sorry for my english :)))

On Feb 20, 2006, at 6:20 AM, forums@... wrote:

> Message posted by Krasimir Todorov <krasi_33@...>
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>
> Do you think it is a good idea to byu iMac Intel Core Duo for Logic  
> Pro
> 7.2?Now i have Dual 867 G4 with Apogee MiniMe and TDM mix+24  
> system.So my
> idea is to buy iMac,T.C Powercore with Sony Plug-Ins and new Apogee
> interface Ensemble.Do you think it,s a good idea to buy iMac for  
> serious
> work???
>
> sorry for my english :)))


Krasmir, the iMac will be faster and smoother than your G4 and you  
will be very happy as long as you don't need to add a PCI card to  
your set-up. Logic 7.2 was modified to work well with the intel  
chips, so no problem there. Also, the Imac is quieter than you G4  
with it's loud fan, so it is better in the studio. Your english is  
excellent, remember that we can't speak a word of your language, so  
you are far ahead of us......G

Message posted by Jamshied Sharifi <jamshied.sharifi@...>:

Krasimir Todorov <krasi_33@...> wrote:
> Do you think it is a good idea to byu iMac Intel Core Duo for Logic Pro
> 7.2?

I'm not using an iMac, but I am using a MacBook Pro with Logic 7.2 (also Intel Core Duo).  So far it's working great, and performance is quite good, amazing for a laptop.

> T.C Powercore with Sony Plug-In

I assume you're talking about the Powercore Firewire.  There is no PCI slot on an iMac.

Good luck.