http://www.macrumors.com/Apple released Logic Studio today. Logic Studio features Logic Pro 8, and introduces a new live performace application called MainStage. Logic Studio also includes Soundtrack Pro 2, Apple's professional audio post production software; Studio Instruments, made up of 40 pristine quality instruments; Studio Effects, with 80 professional effect plug-ins; a vast Studio Sound Library; and a powerful set of production utilities.
Sing it from the heavens!XSKey-free operation
A simple serial number replaces the USB dongle and lets you make music without the hassle of extraneous hardware.
did you get a Zune?b0unce wrote:*squirt*sweetjesus wrote:10%
As long as you get a Mac to run it on, Apple are OK:)sweetjesus wrote:10% as usualb0unce wrote:ker-fuckin splooge.
price drop & no dongle....wowee wee wow, anyone know if students get a discount on this too ?
man.. dropping one of the most successful copy protection schemes in the music industry is quite a statement in how agressive they plan to be.
You've bought bears?!noisetonepause wrote:As long as you get a Mac to run it on, Apple are OK:)sweetjesus wrote:10% as usualb0unce wrote:ker-fuckin splooge.
price drop & no dongle....wowee wee wow, anyone know if students get a discount on this too ?
man.. dropping one of the most successful copy protection schemes in the music industry is quite a statement in how agressive they plan to be.
Man, I saw this list on another forum, by some Apple faithful adding up what they'd spent on Macs over the years. There was a guy who'd bought a Mac II, a Quadra of some sort, a 7100, an 8600, a beige G3, a Sawtooth G4, another G4, a G5 and now a new iMac, I think, all when they were brand spanking new. That's an upgrade cycle of maybe 2 years, which is short, I suppose, but not that short... He'd spent more money on computers than I am like to spend on everything from toilet paper to bears to rent over the course of my entire education...
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... c&start=30kramerica wrote:You've bought bears?!noisetonepause wrote:As long as you get a Mac to run it on, Apple are OK:)sweetjesus wrote: 10% as usual
man.. dropping one of the most successful copy protection schemes in the music industry is quite a statement in how agressive they plan to be.
Man, I saw this list on another forum, by some Apple faithful adding up what they'd spent on Macs over the years. There was a guy who'd bought a Mac II, a Quadra of some sort, a 7100, an 8600, a beige G3, a Sawtooth G4, another G4, a G5 and now a new iMac, I think, all when they were brand spanking new. That's an upgrade cycle of maybe 2 years, which is short, I suppose, but not that short... He'd spent more money on computers than I am like to spend on everything from toilet paper to bears to rent over the course of my entire education...
word.Michael-SW wrote:I guess there isn't a lot of happy people over att Steinberg and Digidesign HQs tonight...even Ableton HQ might feel a little depression coming on.
The total plug in suite for Logic is completely amazing. Buying all that stuff as stand alone plugs would cost you a fortune.
As much as I love Live, I'm gonna pay the 500$ for Logic Studio instead of buying Operator and Sampler. It's only like 150$ difference.Michael-SW wrote:USD 847. Ouch.glu wrote: Try buying Ableton Live 6, operator, and sampler... how much does that cost now?
