My choice of recording software would depend on whether you primarily want to record Midi or Audio. I would certainly recomend Pro-Tools, especially if you are primarily looking to record audio. If you are primarily interest in Midi I would recommend MOTUs Performer. I have heard that the upcoming ProTools 6.0 will include improved Midi features. Another thing to remember is that the quality of your audio is only going to be as good as your converters. Get the best AD/DA converter you can afford with a stable clock. I recommend Apogee although I have heard that the new Digidesign interfaces are very good as well.
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Re: Recording Software
2002-12-05 by paulhaneberg
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