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I have a small setup in my spare room comprising of an old HP workstation, MacBook and a couple of instruments including USB drum kit.
My MacBook is on the way out and I don't have the money to replace it at the moment. I do however have access to a few gaming computer spare parts.
If I don't have a Didgedesign (or M-Audio) interface, is there a way to hack Pro Tools LE (or even M-Powered) to tell it that the interface I have connected is Didgedesign (or M-Audio)? I have an E-MU 0404USB, and I'm on a Mac.
well yes i do have a few...(amplitude and t-racks)
but for now I'm only a 16 year old who erally cont afford $300+ for a plugin ...so flame me if you want but i was just wondering f there is anyone else out there who finds these free plugins a help for beginners...
i dont know why i posted this
well yes i do have a few...(amplitude and t-racks)
but for now I'm only a 16 year old who erally cont afford $300+ for a plugin ...so flame me if you want but i was just wondering f there is anyone else out there who finds these free plugins a help for beginners...
i dont know why i posted this
Hello,
My name is Robot, and I'm your humble Linux and Csound moderator.
Linux as an audio OS? I think YES! There is a burgeoning growth of awesome new ideas and crazy experiments to be found under Linux. Alsa-project sound drivers keep getting better, Audio Multitrackers like Ardour continue to mature.
