Equipment - What all is needed in a Beginner Studio ?
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Re: Equipment - What all is needed in a Beginner Studio ?
All I use is FL Studio 10, MPK Mini, Monitors and a few VSTS. You dont really need any fancy hardware.
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I think, lets make a clean post 
Hardware

Hardware
- Soundcard
Monitors (speakers)
MIDI-controller
- A DAW (Cubase, Logic, Fruity Loops etc.)
VSTs
@Tommeh : Thank you for clearness 
@overstrike : Then I have all I need
@H3RO : I don't give a fuck about what you said.It's just not right.

@overstrike : Then I have all I need

@H3RO : I don't give a fuck about what you said.It's just not right.
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why do you even ask if you are not willing to understand, it's mainly right what he said.Fuhron wrote: @H3RO : I don't give a fuck about what you said.It's just not right.
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Studio Monitors shouldn't have a "nice deep sound" at all (thats Hifi-Speakers like the logitec ones), they have to repoduce the sound as linear (natural) as possible, keep that in mind.Fuhron wrote:they have a nice deep sound
a good soundsystem is indeed the bascis.
Because you can have any synth you want, you can make any lead you want, with any vst/hardware you want, if you don't hear it well, it's useless.
I heard a lot of good feedback about these monitor, as little monitor for homestudio, to begin with
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/M ... D2New.html ( 250€ )
Because you can have any synth you want, you can make any lead you want, with any vst/hardware you want, if you don't hear it well, it's useless.
I heard a lot of good feedback about these monitor, as little monitor for homestudio, to begin with

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/M ... D2New.html ( 250€ )
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A decent PC, monitors and a soundcard. If you have spare cash then by all means treat yourself to a midi keyboard as they are fun to play and its nice to come up with melodies on them.
You don't need a hardware synth. Give it a few years until you are seriously into it, because it's not essential at all.
You don't need a hardware synth. Give it a few years until you are seriously into it, because it's not essential at all.
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Sorry , i misunderstood it !overheat wrote:why do you even ask if you are not willing to understand, it's mainly right what he said.Fuhron wrote: @H3RO : I don't give a fuck about what you said.It's just not right.
andStudio Monitors shouldn't have a "nice deep sound" at all (thats Hifi-Speakers like the logitec ones), they have to repoduce the sound as linear (natural) as possible, keep that in mind.Fuhron wrote:they have a nice deep sound
Of course i didn't mean deep

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