From Dunc Chaplin Sent Fri, Mar 27th 1998, 06:10
From Dunc Chaplin Sent Fri, Mar 27th 1998, 06:10
Ok, agreed, a musician should put more effort into making music out of the gear he/she has rather than focusing on getting the most technically advanced stuff out there... my question is, for someone who wants to start laying down beats and tracks, what's the basic gear to start with(?), being as specific as possible (price range $1000-$1500)?...gear that is still "professional" in all aspects? this would be a really big help to me... Thanks in Advance, Stephen Blackpool. >Yep. It takes a lot of work to get good results out of gear, whether >crappy or expensive. I dare say there are a few people out there >with money to burn that if the new bit of gear they've just gotten >out of the box doesn't make the sound they want, they head back to >the shop and buy something else, without actually trying to do >anything 'complicated' with their new toy.