I&Acirc;&acute;m opening my flipbook studio, do you recommend this studio for moving around and setting it up a lot?
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It's great for the minimal amount of usage. Can be a bit flimsy which is a problem. You would want something a little more durable.
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yes! it is one of my best investment. very easy to set up and very durable.
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Thanks Jessica. I'm not very good at setting up computers, etc. so I'm a little afraid of scanning but at the same time, I do want to get rid of all the photo albums onto DVD's. Do you think I'll have a lot of trouble getting up and running?
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I think yes, The background for this studio is smaller, but I think can hold a larger one :)
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Yes it is, i love Flipworks Multimedia 3-row it lets me store quite a few dvds more than any other i've ever had
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No. It's not the best software, most people on blogs recommend upgrading. I still use sure cuts alot. It crashes frequently and is not the most user friendly thing I've ever used but a few hours of youtube/blog reading can get it up and running. Windows only.
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Good website. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. I will probably go with the first one an get the software if needed. good advice. The new one looks pretty, gut I don't spend money if there isn't enough upgrade to justify the added espense.
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I would buy it again. If you can, get to a store to test the Eee's and other netbooks and hopefully it will help you in your decision.
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If you have the same Lenovo All-In-One that I do, I am thinking that you could do this. But unless you are an expert in the field, I would pay some one who is to do it for you. From what I have read and seen just on my unit, it does not appear to be "Do It Yourself" friendly. But that is just my opinion. I for one am very happy with this unit, well except for Windows 8, that is a huge pain. But I am learning, my old computer, which I still have and use, has XP on it, so there is a huge difference between the two. Am trying to be patient to learn the new system, somewhat anyway. Hope this helps, it probably wasn't what you wanted but that is as best as I can give. Grace If you have the same Lenovo All-In-One that I do, I am thinking that you could do this. But unless you are an expert in the field, I would pay some one who is to do it for you. From what I have read and seen just on my unit, it does not appear to be "Do It Yourself" friendly. But that is just my opinion. I for one am very happy with this unit, well except for Windows 8, that is a huge pain. But I am learning, my old computer, which I still have and use, has XP on it, so there is a huge difference between the two. Am trying to be patient to learn the new system, somewhat anyway.... » Read More If you have the same Lenovo All-In-One that I do, I am thinking that you could do this. But unless you are an expert in the field, I would pay some one who is to do it for you. From what I have read and seen just on my unit, it does not appear to be "Do It Yourself" friendly. But that is just my opinion. I for one am very happy with this unit, well except for Windows 8, that is a huge pain. But I am learning, my old computer, which I still have and use, has XP on it, so there is a huge difference between the two. Am trying to be patient to learn the new system, somewhat anyway. Hope this helps, it probably wasn't what you wanted but that is as best as I can give. Grace « Show Less
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It would be better to start with a 3 channel plan for a beginner. It is a great plane to move up to 4 channels.
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Yes... it doesn't use to much space but the program it self isnt as stable as you would think in the first place... i have 3tb with 32gb of ram and it would crash every now and then... but just save every now and then because its so worth it... once you get your mind around it the work flow is so smooth other than the actual song building process witch is way more than you expect but since the pattern building is so quick and seemless you can get the music out of your head before you loose your motivation. ..
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It is certainly light but getting it configured takes some space and some effort. You might buy it, try it out at home, and then see if you consider it portable. I probably would not.
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I think it would work well for non beginners also. It really depends on what you would want for your board. You could probably change everything if you wanted to.
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Please let me know what you think of it once you've tried it out. (It's encouraging to hear Tony used it.) Also, I'd like to know what equipment I need to use in conjunction- I don't have my own smartboard in my classroom and I'm not sure if I can borrow one long-term! But if I can just hook it up to my computer and project it on a screen, I think I'm good to go! -I look forward to hearing from you!
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I don't personally visit those sites, but with the HD picture I would think this would be perfect for that. Plus the start up screen opens in 2 seconds-- no waiting.
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It has some nice features for small situations like you're describing. Also does nicely as a mixer for a starter studio. This model may fit your budget, but I'd also look at the 14ZED60FX. 4 XLR inputs may seem like a lot. On my first outing with this I used every XLR, and I was sure 4 was *more* than I needed. This is a terrific mixer - lots of features and intentional quality.
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Just make sure you get the right QuickBooks version (Windows) and it will run it just fine. For a low-priced machine, I like it.