Will LP7 run on a Mac G4 powerbook without a sound card?

I travel a lot and want to do some editing while on the road without carrying a ton of gear. you know basic editing, cleaning up tracks, etc.

Thanks,

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So I have read through hundreds of posts on this board as well as researched across the web for days on end (literally) and I have come to narrow down my new DAW system to the following systems.

So I have read through hundreds of posts on this board as well as researched across the web for days on end (literally) and I have come to narrow down my new DAW system to the following systems.

just wanted to know that people use

I'm using a Apple Powerbook and I'm trying to record a CD in the Powerbook into logic as an audio recording so I can play about with it. Used to be able to do this using Cubase but I'm totally stumped. Tried it using my built in microphone which just records external sound, how do I record a CD? Many thanks in advance if you can help.

I'm using Digital Performer right now with a 2408 setup but may be able to purchase Logic Pro very cheaply. I'm thinking of using it for mobile recording and wanted to know what is the best non-Digidesign audio interface to use with just Logic Pro (no Pro Tools involved).

Feel free to throw out any Mac solutions (PCI or Firewire).

TIA

Jim

ok, i finally ordered my MOTU 24IO for my MAC G-5 Running Logic Pro 6. i've got 512megs RAM. Does anyone know how many tracks i will be able to record simultaneously without problems? i'd like to do the whole 24 Bit 96khz. and i'm probably looking at recording between 12-20 tracks at a time,, anyone been in this scenario and have any advice? am i going to need more ram to do this?

I am buying a new studio. I want to be able to record a live band all playing at the same time (about 12 mics). I want to be able to occassionally fix a tuning or timimg problem (for a singer's out of tune note or a drummers late snare hit). I want to do automated mix down. I will not be doing MIDI.

I know this is a way of comparing Apples with Peaches but although.
I used to have an mpc 3000 LE and worked aswell on a Mac Running various versions of Logic.
Regarding the midi thing I have the idea that the MPC swings more from itself.
Am I crazy is this between my ears or is it really so.