I do solo work, but I wouldn't dream of hauling thousands of dollars worth of expensive, sensitive studio gear around with me. If you have 001, then you obviously have a cd burner. Download your backing tracks to cd, take your cd player to the gig with you, and...BANG...insta-band. Now, if you were recording the gig for some reason, different story. But if you're just talking about back-up-band-in-a- box...KISS (keep it simple, stupid) ...no offense intended...
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Yes! I use a 001, Powerbook G3/400, Magma 2 -slot expansion chassis, VST 45 GIG Firewire drive. Either ProTools or Logic depending on the complexity, track count, etc. Before this setup, I was using 2408, Powerbook G3/266, Magma 2-slot ,9 GIG Barracuda. The new setup is much faster and much more compact. Fits in my Apple backpack or Andiamo computer case. I've mentioned this stuff before. Search the DUC for Powerbook.
Yes! I use a 001, Powerbook G3/400, Magma 2 -slot expansion chassis, VST 45 GIG Firewire drive. Either ProTools or Logic depending on the complexity, track count, etc. Before this setup, I was using 2408, Powerbook G3/266, Magma 2-slot ,9 GIG Barracuda. The new setup is much faster and much more compact. Fits in my Apple backpack or Andiamo computer case. I've mentioned this stuff before. Search the DUC for Powerbook.
Hi,Darrell Diaz. Can you tell me how many audio track/Plug-in can you use with your system? If you can i want to know about both ProTools and Logic. Thanks!
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MAri, I don't use plug-ins live so I can't answer that question, but I regularly play back 24 tracks with ProTools LE and up to 25 stereo tracks in Logic.
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I think I've mentioned elsewhere that I intend on using my Digi live for a performance I am putting together. In this instance, it is not practical to use CD for backup for two reasons. 1. Backing is mixed in 5 channel surround, played through custom 5 channel PA. 2. We need midi to lock sequencers, analog arpeggiators and video to the backing track. Having said this, I haven't yet performed with the Digi live yet, but it will be used for all rehearsals for about six months before the first show to thoroughly test it's reliability. Hopefully I don't get any 'exploding' sounds where they are not wanted. I haven't experienced this to date and hope all stays this way