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Offline Custos

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sample and synth recording
« on: December 08, 2015, 08:08:39 PM »
Well I've decided to start buying hardware samplers to run along side my synths all being triggered via midi. I want to have everything recorded by my tdm rig. Should I use a separate computer for midi? I've got my tdm hooked to a mdd but I've got 3 g3 iMacs that are not being used. Just got the opcode studio 4 for midi. any advice would be great.
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