Would this unit be compatible with Mac, i.e., what are the system requirements for the CuBase LE?
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The Zoom ships with a version of Cubase LE for both Mac and PC. You can get a upgrade from the Steinberg website for at a discounted price as well. If you're looking to see if your Mac is fast enough or has the required RAM for Cubase LE, then you'll have to check out the system requirements that are on the Steinberg.net site.
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Hi, sorry for my english. I have a iMac with OSX tiger (10.4.11) with logic pro 7 and cubase SX2 and the Zoom R24 works perfectly with both. My computer is a imac early 2006 with intel dual core, i think is the first with intel processor. My brother have a pc with windows and sonar 8 and also works correctly. I hope this will help you.bye
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Absolutely. I use it with Mac OSX. You may have to go into the sound pane in system preferences and select "USB" for input and output, but it works beautifully.
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Yes it is definitely Mac compatible, all the way to the latest version of OS X, 10.10, Yosemite. You can use the free program Audacity, which works fine. There are also probably a dozen other audio recording apps in the App Store that you could use. Many of them recognize USB sources like this cassette device, and some of them are free. I prefer to use Audio Hijack Pro (it's not in the App Store). It's not free, but has some advantages. See my review for details.
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Yes, it is PC or MAC compatible, requires FireWire interface. Reverb can be routed back via your DAW for reverb monitoring in headphones, but you may experience some latency. Not sure if it will provide more amp output, you could use a separate headphone amp if more is needed.
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The OctaCapture is compatible with Mac OS X, as well as with any DAW you might have. Of course, with anything that needs drivers, you'll want to download the latest drivers from the official website http://www.roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p;=UA-1010
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I use it with logic x with close to 0 problems. As long as your computer recognizes it as a audio interface, which it should, then you can use it in close to any if not all DAWs
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I think you must to ask directly to the software house, I use the Cubase which licence is included.
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I can only confirm it work with Mac, iPad and midi hardware devices. Theoretically, it should as long as you have the proper drivers.
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I don't see why not. I run one on a dual core 4GB with windows 8. You might need to tweak your drivers to stop audio drop outs if you get any. Also don't run too many other apps alongside Traktor.
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I don't have MAC so I can not tell from experience. You would have to install software Audacity (check: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/). On its website it says they have MAC version.
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I doubt that you'll find one that would work unless you bought this device new. Cubase usually costs money, so they aren't just gonna let people re-use activation codes. I personally wasn't aware that the device comes with Cubase...
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Ooh, I'm running it on a Mac , but as I recall, it's compatible with both. Pretty universal. Nice unit too . Sorry I can't be more specific. Good luck tho !
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It depends on what you are going to be mixing. For audio only with Serato most systems will run serato DJ no problem. For video I would suggest a 15" MacBook Pro with the discreet graphics (2 graphics cards). You can get refurbs straight from apple.com. The serato.com forums are a great place for tech support.
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YES! I have attached it to an iMac and to a macbook pro using the Audacity software. It works great with both.
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Agreed, which is it, "yes" or "no"? The description says it works with Mac, though one must also DL Audacity, which is a free APP.
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Yes, I am using it with a Mac and it works just fine. You will need to download the software, Audacity, from the internet but it is freeware. I have to use the gain control on the back of the turntable to adjust gain as the Mac I am using will not allow me to change the gain in the software.
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It should work out of the box. It will appear in your DAW as a midi device.