Jim

I hadn't heard about Cubase until after i was already schooled up on Pro tools, And advanced Cakewalk. I purchased a tascam Input for my computer, and the computer didn't recognise it. the only program that waoul was cubase, and i had to get that.. which in turn fried my sound card (could have been any of the other software upgrades, and trials that i had running at the time. when it came down to it. a pc is a great way to record music, as long as your computer is built for that purpose. if you want a user friendly pc also to surf the net, or download a buch of stuff, or play games on... forget it. unless computers are upgraded beyond what i understand, which is highly possible.

From what i have gotten from most studios i have talked to, Pro Tools is the program used by them. (they all seem to refer to it as the "industry standard" whatever that means..

the only issue i had, was starting out with with the wrong hardware, and getting more wrong as the time went by. I should have built from the get go with recording in mind. if you do that, Cubase, Cakewalk, and Protools seem to be somewhat equal, there are free versions of all three on line, trails and such.

have a great day,

-steve

"sing along little hotties in those wet t-shirts" -Tricia "angel" Baker


http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=718667
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/stephenbixby