MacBook Air with Focusrite 4i4

[Dom Franco]

I am an old dog learning new tricks...
I began recording on an old Wolensack 1/4" reel to reel in 1965, taping band rehearsals and recording my music.

I later got an RCA stereo tape deck then I went thru the cassette phase learning to bounce recordings while adding other live performances to simulate multi-tracking.

My first session in a "real" studio was at FABOR RECORDS in Stanton CA in 1971 where my band recorded an original song.
I WAS HOOKED! I had to get a multi-track machine...

I was able to use Teac 4 tracks and finally got my own Tascam 80-8 in 1980. Fast forward thru the years I had several ADATs then Fostex hard disc recorders and tons of outboard gear.

Now I have finally taken the plunge into software based recording with a New MacBook and Focusrite interface using Logic Pro software... It's fun but there is going to be a big learning curve!

[Mark Eaton]

Keep us posted on your progress Dom. I am planning on buying a new computer fairly soon because my old MacMini is giving me major problems, and I am leaning toward the entry level MacBook.

I checked out the latest from Focusrite and Logic Pro and it looks like you chose a powerful setup.

[Dom Franco]

I must give the credit to my son he has been working with ProTools for 15 years or so, and has been suggesting that I switch over to software recording for about that long we chose logic Pro and a MacBook Air with the new m2 chip and more ram

[Dom Franco]