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> Setting Up A Studio, Questions, please help
DannyMac
posté sam. 7 mai 2005, 13:49
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Hello to everybody on the forum at first. I'm very glad that I found this site.

I'm currently working as a Dj and want to set up a private recording studio for myself to produce mainly electronical music (UK Garage/ 2 Step, House, Downbeat...a little bit of Bhangra).

I haven't had any experiences with a mac but definalely want to get one for producing because I've heard from many sides that mac's the only choice for proper media- quality.

So what do I exactely need for a good private studio?

- Mac (which one?) Is the 1,8 GH enough?
- Logic? Or is Garageband enough?
- Do I need something else? Like Keyboard, Mixer, Interfaces...

I would be very thankful if someone could help me because I've currently no idea because there are so many opportunities if you're getting started.

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Dan
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B3 Basher
posté mar. 10 mai 2005, 08:07
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Garage Band 2 will work OK for the type of Dance music you intend to create. It will provide a grounding for your aspirations and will not complicate things too much at the 'newbie' stage. You can graduate to bigger and better things later. It's free with the Mac so it can't hurt eh? If you do graduate to Logic Pro/Express, GB2 is equally processor intensive, so you'll be auditioning your set up for any processor/RAM limitations as Stevie Boy says.

Lepetitmartian talks a lot of sense about Audio Interfaces. If I may add to his advice, I recently installed a Mackie Spike for another musician and it is brilliant. The mic-preamps are the best on any sub £300 model, so vocals that you capture will be at their truest. The owner uses it with an SE2200A and the results are scarily good for the price.

Finally and not many people advise this on this forum, but get APPLE LOOPS Sound Developer Kit, mash up your beats in your audio sequencer, and import them into the above program and you will find that thing that all musicians/DJ's seek.....Originality.

Apple Loops SDK 1.1 can be downloaded from the Developer website at Apple (after a bit of searching)- And once again it's FREE!

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- DannyMac   Setting Up A Studio   sam. 7 mai 2005, 13:49
- - lepetitmartien   - the mac: well it's mainly a budget question,...   dim. 8 mai 2005, 00:36
- - DannyMac   Thanks for the reply. I know it's very hard to...   dim. 8 mai 2005, 15:10
- - lepetitmartien   The G5 will do fine (I've got he first generat...   dim. 8 mai 2005, 18:12
- - DannyMac   Thanks lepetitmartien! Your answers helped a ...   lun. 9 mai 2005, 07:52
- - clouvel   Hi Danny, I think Garageband will be too basic fo...   lun. 9 mai 2005, 09:14
- - DannyMac   QUOTE (clouvel @ May 9 2005, 08:14)Hi Danny, ...   lun. 9 mai 2005, 10:01
- - DannyMac   AND: If you're saying that a G5 1,8 GH would b...   lun. 9 mai 2005, 10:44
- - StevieBoy   Since you get GarageBand 2 free with your new Mac ...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 07:40
- - coldharbour   QUOTE Apple Loops SDK 1.1 can be downloaded from t...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 09:32
- - Adrian Delso   The Mac Mini may be fast enough, but you'll ne...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 09:58
- - DannyMac   Cheers for the replys guys! But isn't Gar...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 16:34
- - DannyMac   Ok, I've checked and surfed and checked and su...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 17:08
- - Atahualpa   Posted on May 9 2005, 11:44 ----------------------...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 17:46
- - opiepac   I've been meaning to reply for a while, but ha...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 17:54
- - opiepac   Forgot to mention, I haven't gotten monitors y...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 17:55
- - lepetitmartien   The extended use of headphones for monitoring is a...   mar. 10 mai 2005, 22:37
- - DannyMac   Thank you all, once again. Am afraid about those ...   mer. 11 mai 2005, 07:59
- - StevieBoy   As I understand it, you can record up to 8 tracks ...   jeu. 12 mai 2005, 07:44
- - DannyMac   I understand. Am I able to play own melodys or am...   jeu. 12 mai 2005, 10:15
- - aurios   All this information has been extremely helpful as...   jeu. 12 mai 2005, 16:26
- - StevieBoy   DannyMac, you can record your own stuff as well. I...   jeu. 12 mai 2005, 17:08
- - DannyMac   QUOTE (StevieBoy @ May 12 2005, 16:08)DannyMa...   jeu. 12 mai 2005, 18:52
- - coldharbour   QUOTE Sounds nice! But I'll need a Synthie...   jeu. 12 mai 2005, 19:01


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