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By djkoza Thu Feb 01, 2007 3:42 am
Not to complain about me used to being a poor student, who saved for one used tech 12 table for months, just playing my vinyl on it without another one, then waiting weeks before getting the next used one. Now I saved enough to buy a used MPC with messed pads, and then I see peeps with pro tools and pimped out MPC and yet they dont know why they even bought it. Seriously, I almost read the manual of my MPC before buying it, lol. Soon I'll be saving for the new OS, LOL. Same applies to my mixer, which I first rented from the store, played with it for 2 months, then decided to buy it from the manufacturer for 75% of the price. Rane 56 :) greatest one ever, but that's besides the point.

I mean some peeps just wanna get lazy, buy an all-in-one package, then they realize that they don't use 90% of the functions. Really, all of you, send it to me please, I'll really appreciate it :P

Lastly word of advise, music is like photography. It's not the camera that makes the picture, it's the photographer. I've seen better pics with a point and shoot than with a professional mid-format cameras. Same applies to music. I know peeps who can play a broken guitar better than the dude next door with rich parents who bought him all shiny brand name gear.

I sound like I'm frustrated, don't get me wrong, I'm not, just buy what you need, and move on instead of purchasing thousands of dollars worth of gear, then realizing you only needed 15% of it.
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By B Mac Sat Feb 03, 2007 12:55 am
freakin cupholder.......Thats just toooooooooooo Fn funny....I needed a good laugh.

By djkoza Sat Feb 03, 2007 6:18 am
always there to entertain :D

but really now :P, where do the kids get their dough nowaways :P

damn drugs
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By megaman1 Sat Jul 14, 2007 5:33 am
pigpen wrote:wow, looks like your sittin on a ton of equipment that you dont know how to use.

1. read the manual

2. after learning the basics, keep the manual right next to your gear at all times for quick reference.

3. depending on what kind of music your doing, youll need either a turntable and a lot of records, or good midi sounds that you can buy off the net

hope that helped