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**DaVe E BuRnOuT** · 01-08-2006, 10:07 PM

Ayo This Feb It Clears..I Got 5 g's To Put in My Musics...I Want to Know Everything Needed to Make My Quality outstanding...Give me some tips on what to get..N person xperiance on knowledge of whats good..From Mics Soundcards pramps and or whatever else ill need..Thanks

**Anubis-Ra** · 01-09-2006, 12:44 AM

You comin up on that college refund check???

**DaVe E BuRnOuT** · 01-09-2006, 12:45 AM

Nah 1 of my best friend just came into someshit n hit me off

*Noiz! · 01-09-2006, 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Anubis-Ra

You comin up on that college refund check???

Shit Im Bout To But Its Only Like 1800

**Mister Official** · 01-09-2006, 01:40 AM

go to guitar center.. they pointed my dude in the right direction with 6 grand.. its in his house and sounds prefect.

**Prospect** · 01-09-2006, 06:14 AM

well, first of all you need a sense of production
i mean my friend was usin a windows 98 comp, acid pro and fruity loops with prolly a 80-100 dollar mic and sometimes the only noticable difference between his shit and known artists' is you can tell his vocals are put over the beat rather than soundin like its mixed in with the beat

yea, i know thats not much help, but you might as well not rush off to spend a couple grand for nothin, talent will outshine 'show' anyday
but yea, unless you can find some ppl who know their music shit, do what dude said n go to guitar center...they have all kinds of raw producing shit

**Krix** · 01-09-2006, 12:00 PM

I'd go with a Digi 002r if you're outsourcing your mixing or if you're on a Mac. If not, a MOTU system is nice with Cubase LE is fine. ($800-$1200)

I'd probably go with the Tannoy Reveal 8D monitors ($1400) or KRK V8's ($1000). Event SP8's are nice too ($1300).

I don't know how many people you're trying to record but a Neumann TLM103 ($1000) is a safe bet. A Sennheiser MD421 ($350) would work pretty well if you're looking for some grit.

Get an external 7200rpm firewire hard drive to record on and a good computer if you don't already have one. You might want to invest in Waves Musician Bundle II ($150) for some plug in's too.

Then just take care of your cables, stands, acoustic treatment, etc. That should cover you unless you get more specific about what you're trying to do.

**DaVe E BuRnOuT** · 01-09-2006, 12:36 PM

Thanks for the feed n shit..Ne more suggestionsthe mtx 92 packege i seen on www.musciansfriend.com

idk i got till feb before the upgrade But good shit Krix.. I Appreciate the help

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