honestly the answer is in what you said beginners love one button. like some of those crazy mouses that super experts have that have like ten button on em. to crazy for me. I have two buttons and my scroll wheelwhyterabbyt wrote:more nonsense.myrna wrote:2) the stupid one button mouse was an "original" (?) job's idea, because he claimed two buttins are not "natural" for humans roll:
The inventor of the mouse, Doug Engelbart, invented it with one button.
Before the Mac was released, Apple tested multiple mice with differing numbers of buttons, but came to the conclusion that beginners found it easiest with one. Even early versions of Windows only relied on one button.
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that's what i meant. Jobs thought the original "one button" was betterwhyterabbyt wrote:more nonsense.myrna wrote:2) the stupid one button mouse was an "original" (?) job's idea, because he claimed two buttins are not "natural" for humans roll:
The inventor of the mouse, Doug Engelbart, invented it with one button.
Before the Mac was released, Apple tested multiple mice with differing numbers of buttons, but came to the conclusion that beginners found it easiest with one. Even early versions of Windows only relied on one button.
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Cakewalk for DOS : 1987myrna wrote:Actually i have always used both mac and pc. I can say in 2000 mac was a must, you could not even try to play music on a pc.
Cubase Audio 1.6 Windows : 1996
ProTools 5 PC : 1999
Acid Pro PC : 2000
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I agree to be honest its because less and less people are even musicians. look like if all you do it get beats already made by someone and just put them in a order those toys is all you need and thats all most people do now. I know this chick she is a DJ I have known her for years. you know what she does. hits play on her ipod shuffle. Me I have been playing guitar since I was 12. after high school I went to school to learn classical guitar to be a teacher. after a while I went to school for audio tech. see the difference. I cant use a toy because I want to work on audio. most good DJ's at least have a good sense of how to get a feel down. but nowadays I have seen people who just click preset then preset a arpagiator and there they made a song. I don't like midi but you know what anyone who can use a keyboard and make music is a creative person to me. I have always been a PC guy. they where easy to hack when I was a kid.myrna wrote: 3) i'm not pissed off at computers, i am tired of this stupid apple policy and realizing apple computers are becoming toyish year after year, thanks to i-pods, i-pads, i-cheesy families, i-cool and such bullshit. But prices remain high (a stupid cable 39€... ridiculous)...
and you can customize em a lot easier. its like how some "producers" as they call themselves now. buy a macbook air and say they are DJ has no nuts with there pants that have been proven to cause health issues now.
PS this is not pointed at you as a insult its explaining why its turning into a toy. its a expensive toy to rich kids now. when I said you I ment as in the person who is that. just to be clear
I just wish PC and mac can see that they need to both become stable efficient and versatile
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I switched to mac in 1998 because cubase vst on windows 98 was kind of a nightmare...whyterabbyt wrote:Cakewalk for DOS : 1987myrna wrote:Actually i have always used both mac and pc. I can say in 2000 mac was a must, you could not even try to play music on a pc.
Cubase Audio 1.6 Windows : 1996
ProTools 5 PC : 1999
Acid Pro PC : 2000
But nowadays things are so different... on windows you have 80% instruments and software more than on mac and windows 7 has no "crash" issues like old times. At least, i cannot see any difference at all, apart some better things on windows and more freedom.
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I have a 15"inch screen, and that seems to work for me.joecc wrote:Hi,
Just looking for advice on a macbook pro for production, which one is recommended? Does screen size matter?
thanks
Best if you try them out in the store, if that is available to you.
i7 macbook pro, 8gb ram, and you'll be good.
The soundcard that comes with it, is good enough for most music production needs imo.
Yes, Logic Pro is now $200usd download only. The full version.joecc wrote: I dont' understand this, I thought Logic costs about 500 dollars?
here you can download it, much cheaper?
You can just ignore what another poster posted about it being $500usd, as it is only 200.
You can just ignore that users posts altogether, as said user is clearly just an apple hating troll, making exaggerated, and false statements on the subject.
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- 35433 posts since 4 Sep, 2001 from R'lyeh Oceanic Amusement Park and Funfair
I doubt it, otherwise you wouldnt have said something very differentmyrna wrote:that's what i meant.whyterabbyt wrote:more nonsense.myrna wrote:2) the stupid one button mouse was an "original" (?) job's idea, because he claimed two buttins are not "natural" for humans roll:
The inventor of the mouse, Doug Engelbart, invented it with one button.
Before the Mac was released, Apple tested multiple mice with differing numbers of buttons, but came to the conclusion that beginners found it easiest with one. Even early versions of Windows only relied on one button.
Why are you repeating something that was false as though it hadnt just been pointed out to be false.Jobs thought the original "one button" was betterwhat a genius haha
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excuse me, sir... but my logic studio box contains logic pro, mainstage, seven apple jams and other programs (which i never use). I guess the "logic pro" for 200$ on applestore is what in the box is contained in dvd nr.1. Maybe i am wrong, but if you want all things you have in logic studio, you have to spend 500$.mcnoone wrote:I have a 15"inch screen, and that seems to work for me.joecc wrote:Hi,
Just looking for advice on a macbook pro for production, which one is recommended? Does screen size matter?
thanks
Best if you try them out in the store, if that is available to you.
i7 macbook pro, 8gb ram, and you'll be good.
The soundcard that comes with it, is good enough for most music production needs imo.Yes, Logic Pro is now $200usd download only. The full version.joecc wrote: I dont' understand this, I thought Logic costs about 500 dollars?
here you can download it, much cheaper?
You can just ignore what another poster posted about it being $500usd, as it is only 200.
You can just ignore that users posts altogether, as said user is clearly just an apple hating troll, making exaggerated, and false statements on the subject.
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the fact I live in Italy does not mean i ignore who invented the mousewhyterabbyt wrote:I doubt it, otherwise you wouldnt have said something very differentmyrna wrote:that's what i meant.whyterabbyt wrote:more nonsense.myrna wrote:2) the stupid one button mouse was an "original" (?) job's idea, because he claimed two buttins are not "natural" for humans roll:
The inventor of the mouse, Doug Engelbart, invented it with one button.
Before the Mac was released, Apple tested multiple mice with differing numbers of buttons, but came to the conclusion that beginners found it easiest with one. Even early versions of Windows only relied on one button.
Why are you repeating something that was false as though it hadnt just been pointed out to be false.Jobs thought the original "one button" was betterwhat a genius haha
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20 inch is nice but I have done work just fine on a 15 inch its not a problem and Logic is great for composing so if your doing that then your golden.joecc wrote:Hi,
Just looking for advice on a macbook pro for production, which one is recommended? Does screen size matter?
thanks
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Guys i don't even know if were still on topic i stopped reading at page 2 but heres mine set up, no installation just works, perfect timing compared to my iMac and when i play a youtube video at 1080 you cannot notice any difference, all cables were bought from amazon UK



Mike



Mike
Anybody can do anything if they set their mind to it
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No, but the fact that you're keep claiming bollocks about stuff you know nothing about is why you claimed the single-button mouse was Steve Jobs' idea:myrna wrote:the fact I live in Italy does not mean i ignore who invented the mouse![]()
myrna wrote:the stupid one button mouse was an "original" (?) job's idea
No you didnt:What I meant is what you can wrote in your better english.
myrna wrote:the stupid one button mouse was an "original" (?) job's idea
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nice yes Its true with a decent computer and the will to get stuff done anyone can do what needs to be done nice example
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i am not saying apple is lame, i just think it is all marketing and fanboysm, nowadays. Once was different, you had to buy a mac if you wanted to play computer music with professional results without issues. And you had to pay a lot of money. Nowadays you pay extra money for things you can do well and sometimes better on a pc. Besides, PC offers at least 70-80% more in terms of software, plugins, imstruments and freedom of choice. And PC mice have two buttons, not one
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No you are incorrect.myrna wrote:excuse me, sir... but my logic studio box contains logic pro, mainstage, seven apple jams and other programs (which i never use). I guess the "logic pro" for 200$ on applestore is what in the box is contained in dvd nr.1. Maybe i am wrong, but if you want all things you have in logic studio, you have to spend 500$.
The $200usd Logic Pro that can be purchased and dl'ed off the app store is the same as your $500 disk version.
I have Logic8 disk version, I got for $100usd used, right here at kvr, and I don't need 9.