hauntedapples
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I've posted a couple times on this forum already about this, but I still haven't received the feedback I'm looking for...
I'm looking into purchasing Logic9, and I want to know the most affordable hardware to go along with it without losing any quality.
I have a new 27" iMac (2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5) and I'm looking for hardware that offers 2 line inputs and a mic preamp for my condenser mic.
I own the original MBox - but *please note* i'm not looking to even attempt hooking this up to Logic9, as I've heard nothing but horror stories from others.
I looked at the Apogee Duet (it seems to be the only hardware Logic promotes to go with their software), but the $600 seems a bit high to me
, and I feel i'd be paying for the portability and slick design above all else (i don't care about either).
Can anyone suggest a hardware setup to go with Logic 9 that's in the $300-400 range? If I go for something in this range, am I losing overall quality?
Thanks for your help! It is greatly appreciated
I'm looking into purchasing Logic9, and I want to know the most affordable hardware to go along with it without losing any quality.
I have a new 27" iMac (2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5) and I'm looking for hardware that offers 2 line inputs and a mic preamp for my condenser mic.
I own the original MBox - but *please note* i'm not looking to even attempt hooking this up to Logic9, as I've heard nothing but horror stories from others.
I looked at the Apogee Duet (it seems to be the only hardware Logic promotes to go with their software), but the $600 seems a bit high to me

Can anyone suggest a hardware setup to go with Logic 9 that's in the $300-400 range? If I go for something in this range, am I losing overall quality?
Thanks for your help! It is greatly appreciated
