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Copycat
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Hey folks,
Getting a bit tired of being excluded from a long number of nifty PC audio software. Considering trying Virtual PC (PC emulator for Mac) and installing.
Anyone been there? Any suggestions/tips?
Cheers,
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Last edited by Copycat on Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:24 am; edited 1 time in total
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rbaile28
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| virtual pc is ridiculously slow. use bootcamp or parallels. i've heard good things about parallels but because theres so many weird stipulations about what you can and can't do with your own computer i just go ahead and restart so i have all my usb ports, all my ram, ect. |
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Copycat
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| hey mate, thanks. so, are they like the same thing? a PC emulator of sorts? |
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rbaile28
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| you could phrase it that way, but the big difference is that you actually have to install windows either way. thus, both programs take up gigs and gigs of space by the time you install xp and audition ect. so if youre going to go with it make sure you consider the space requirements youre going to be up against. |
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Ok. Check! Thanks, mate. I actually AM considering getting a new Mac, with big f**k-off capacity  Me old G4 power book has def seen better days...
Thanks again - appreciate it. I might be back to pick your brains... |
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