Producing

[Ian Cashman]

QUOTE (Aaron @ Apr 24 2004, 10:58)

QUOTE (Ian Cashman @ Apr 24 2004, 10:57) This... Blimey, thats gonna take a while to safe up for!!!! Credit and debt

[Aaron]

QUOTE (Ian Cashman @ Apr 24 2004, 10:59)

QUOTE (Aaron @ Apr 24 2004, 10:58) QUOTE (Ian Cashman @ Apr 24 2004, 10:57) This... Blimey, thats gonna take a while to safe up for!!!! Credit and debt Yeah, true, i guess that what credits for! Have you got any tunes to download? Couldnt see any on your website...

[Claire DC]

If you're all new to it i wouldn't bother getting any hardware to start with.. learn your sequencer.. pick one that you feel comfortable with and stick with it, learn it inside out rather than knowing a lot of sequencers basics but not actually knowing as much as you can about just one of them. There's plenty of VSTs out there for you to use without having to lay out for expensive hardware straight away when you don't know how you're going to take to production. Once you know your way round things, what kinda sound you like/want etc etc then if you still want to get hardware.. research the best keyboard to benefit your needs.

 

 

Hope this has helped somewhat.. i'm drinking and may not be making as much sense as i want to be.

[Aaron]

Thanks Claiire DC. Must have missed this reply when it was originally posted Sorry!

 

Still havent been able to get the cash together for the ozone yet, but will have a look at playing around with it anyway