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Which system is best for your music software?
| Which components work best for your sound card and software? If you know of some good links or have some expertise on suitable PC or Mac systems... Let us know! smw@westnet.com.au Web Admin. |
| The main pro software companies |
| Digidesign/ProTools Stienberg/Cubase Mark Of The Unicorn/Motu |
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i-tech |
| Sydney based
company that sell online. Good prices on PC parts..... you can it build yourself
or pick your own components and they assemble for you!
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| Some Good PC & Mac Tips - UK Site |
| " ..though it won't be as quick as a Pentium 4 with 533MHz FSB. The AMD Athlon XP is as fast as the Pentium 4 and seems to work quite well for audio—and costs a lot less. For IDE hard drives, I've had good luck with the recent-production Maxtor 7200 rpm drives. Western Digital drives are reputed to be good. For CD-R, I've had good results when using Yamaha or Plextor drives Motherboard manufacturer names to look for include Intel, ASUS, Gigabyte, ECS, MSI, Soyo, and A-Bit. I recommend ASUS or Gigabyte. RAM: – 256MB minimum, 512MB (PC2100 or faster DDR SDRAM" |
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| Seting Up Your System For Windows XP |
| www.musiclink.com.au Go to Steinberg > Resources. |
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