Minimum computer speed and size for Logic

Am thinking of gettting Logic Pro with my comparatively small G4- Am I looking for trouble or should I go for express until I can get a bigger box- what would you recommend as your minimum requirements for speed hard drive etc? Thanks !
Dual 800 MHzPower Mac G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8) 1.25GB SDRAM

You should be able to play back many audio files -
and freeze files ( since they are audio files ). But
if you want to use bigger, modern plugs you'll need a
node or PCI solution. With your present config, you
should have little problem playing back as many audio
files as you need - you'll just spend a lot of time
waiting for freeze files to render. Many 3rd party
AUs will be out of reach - as well as stuff like
sculpture but if you are patient and resourceful, it
should be OK to get you by for many productions. I
have a Dual G4 ( 1.25 ) and can do a lot with it and
Logic. Mostly, this answer depends on what plugins
you use and if they are realtime. I can't say Express
will really reduce the load - just restrict you from
attempting to while making you work slower as far as
editing. Personally, I wouldn't bother with LE. If
you like LP's plugs you can get a node machine or buy
a new machine in a few months...
J
justin - thanks for your reply- pardon my ignorance on this, but what is a freeze file and what is a node machine?
Thanks

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