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24.11.2004, 03:59 PM
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I may try Ableton Live at some point......
I dont know...Logic for me was just too weirdly laid out. Its like operating systems...once you get used to windows its hard swapping over to mac based OS's At the end of th eday most of them do exactly the same thing. The easier it is to use the better. I just use Cubase for recording audio tracks....I havent really used the midi side of things yet. DS
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