Clueless

[INTERLOPER]

My question is somewhat similar to the question re the Roland 2480.
I work with a Korg D32XD and have never worked with computer audio.
But Drumagog has got my attention. In contrast to the tips for the 2480 user, I don't want or need to come out of my adat outs to the computer.
I just want to export my drum tracks via usb and then just work on them with the simplest/cheapest .....maybe free? software I can use that will let me try out Drumagog.
I was thinking of downloading Protools Free (a free 8 track version for windows 98) and then trying & ultimately purchasing Drumagog if all goes well. Is this do-able? ..... any tips for what I'm looking to do? THANKS!

[Rim]

No problem - you can certainly use Drumagog this way, but unfortunately Pro Tools Free is no longer updated, and the latest version is 5.01, which is not compatible with Drumagog.

An inexpensive solution is Metro ($69). Here's the link: http://www.sagantech.biz/

Best Regards,
Rim Buntinas
WaveMachine Labs, Inc.

[INTERLOPER]

Rim, Thanks for the reply. I clicked on the metro site and it appears to be for Macs, I have a Dell Laptop with Windows 98SE. Does Metro work with that?

Thanks,
Andrew

[Rim]

Sorry about that, you're right. Cakewalk has some low price options, but someone else may chime in with some other suggestions.


Best Regards,
Rim Buntinas
WaveMachine Labs, Inc.

[INTERLOPER]

So, your saying that Cakewalk will work with Drumagog ?

Thanks again, sorry I'm such a yam on this.

Andrew

[Mike]

here are a couple cheap Windows multi-track solutions (of course I don't know if they work with Drumagog, but they do support VST so in theory should work, right?).


http://www.kreatives.org/kristal/index.php

http://www.ntrack.com/main.shtm

let us all know if you try one and it works out.

Mike