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hey whats up everyone, need some help.. looking to purchase a midi keyboard, not looking to break the bank but at the same time I am willing to spend more if the product at the second level price range is a smarter purchase. Does anyone have advice, I have looked at them all, read countless conflicting internet reviews and looked at some with my own eyes and hands. I was wondering about the Edirol's around 220$ the e-mu around the same price, or the m-audio oxygen 8 @ 150$.... just starting out writing in logic and the program is complex 4 me already so I don't really want to add to the confusion, I simple want to start writing beats more efficiently and with as little growing pains as possible. Thank you so much, from a beat junkie to the rest.. Also is the ozonic that much more dope than the less expensive midi keyboards the offer, or does the price reflect the express version of reason it comes with?

PEACE and thanks again

On May 22, 2006, at 5:12 PM, Gregory Anderson wrote:

Serato's is easier because it doesn't have the weird control window thingy. But all that does is offer extra functionality, so feature by feature, they're pretty much the same because they use the pre-existing logic interface.

However, Izotrope's is way slower to render.

I've got to figure out the harmonic correction though. It would be hard to believe that Pitch in Time lacks that feature, and I would hope that Radius works better than my experience last night showed. Without harmonic correction, neither would be of any use to me.

Gregory

On May 22, 2006, at 5:08 PM, GAmoore@... wrote:

What do you think about the ease of use of the two programs?

Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

need some real advice form real people

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