From jstevens Sent Thu, Jun 18th 1998, 04:14
From jstevens Sent Thu, Jun 18th 1998, 04:14
Well as far as being on a tight budget I think the best thing to do would be to get a sampler and an effects processor and then expand on that setup as money allows. Samplers are coming down in price and there are several older ones that you can get many miles out of. The older ones i'd recomend are the EmaxII and Casio FZ series. I'd then recomend getting a synth of some sorts. I've heard Autechre use a juno106 quite often. But your best bet is to talk to many people to find out what they did when they were starting and do plenty of research and thinking about what you want to do, and how you plan on getting there. >well like many of you I too would like to make music but I'm intimidated >because of concerns about cost. >How much do I have to spend to get equipment to produce an Autechre-like >sound. I don't want to spend a lot (I guess thats the backbone of DIY) but >I would like to be able to have room for experimentation and not be limited >to a few dinky sounds. Does anyone know what type of stuff I need and how >much it might cost? > > >BTW >does anyone else see a similarity between warp and the early incarnation of >Factory records? > >thanks >Adesh Deosaran >NYC > <Jon>m