 Setting Up A Studio, Questions, please help |
 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. Cheers Dan |
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jeu. 12 mai 2005, 19:01
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Junior Member  Groupe : Members Messages : 178 Inscrit : 14 mars 05 Lieu : - Membre no 62,351 |
QUOTE Sounds nice! But I'll need a Synthie- instead of Midi- Keyboard to get good sounds for an electronical tip (if you want to play complete own melodys), won't I? Thought that Midi- Keyboards just control the Loops/ Samples you're using. There are built-in software instruments in Garageband, and even more in Logic Express and even more in Logic Pro. In Logic there are really wonderful analogue modelling synths, like ES-1 and ES-2, not forgetting the wonderful EXS24mkII sampler. I see you're going for GB,you can read more about GB's software instruments here. |
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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 B3 Basher Garage Band 2 will work OK for the type of Dance m... mar. 10 mai 2005, 08:07 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
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