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i too have been looking into putting together a system for the sole use of music production. for my needs, i want to be able to cut pretty nice quality stuff and not be growing out of my gear quickly (when i first got into recording, i purchased a 4 track and within the matter of months, i had already grown out of the gear and needed something with more capabilities). i'm also hoping to be able to use my home studio setup as a learning tool to possibly break into a recording job or at least the field, so i'd like to work with industry standards and cutting edge software. after researching this for a while now, i've decided to go apple instead of pc. most of my friends who do this, use apples and it does seem to be the industry standard for this sort of thing. i've been looking into software/hardware packages and the digi001 seems to be the most all inclusive, easy-to-use package (not to mention, it runs off a light edition of pro tools). does anyone use the digi001? what do you know about it? what are your recommendations to someone in my situation trying to put a project studio together? i am still pulling my funds together for this and i'm willing to put the extra cash into this to make it as good as i can (within reason). also for this kind of setup (one where i can constantly be working on multiple music projects), what kind of system to you suggest? i was planning on taking the G4 route as it has been recommended to me by several people who are in the know. any and all thoughts, suggestions are welcome! thanks, e va n|s sa b evanmeyers@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/