Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
By lilboogie Sat Aug 21, 2004 6:55 pm
i got a question about some eqipiment im about 2 pick up....rite now all i got is a 1000 and turnable and a hood ass reciver i play it through...im lookn 2 pick up some powered monitors and mixer board...does ne1 have ne suggestions and which brands are worth coping???????
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By young_keyz Sat Aug 21, 2004 7:50 pm
Im upstate too cuz, um where you frome. How much money do you want to spend is the question.

By lilboogie Sat Aug 21, 2004 8:03 pm
the least i can spend and still get good quality and sometim i wont have 2 upgrade fer awhile.......im up in albs....where u at
By jonespnice Sat Aug 21, 2004 9:46 pm
lilboogie wrote:i got a question about some eqipiment im about 2 pick up....rite now all i got is a 1000 and turnable and a hood **** reciver i play it through...im lookn 2 pick up some powered monitors and mixer board...does ne1 have ne suggestions and which brands are worth coping???????


If you're working on a budget, I would say just use your regular home stereo system ( usually those speakers are good enough), because most powered monitors that I've auditioned really don't have enough low end except the mackie 824 ($1400 for the pair ), event ASP8 ( $1200 for the pair ), ect.
I have a friend that uses regular home speakers and his mixers were always good (because he could hear all the low end), and my mixes were always bass heavy because I could not hear all the low end. I have a pair of roland ds-90 monitors, and I had to buy a seperate sub woofer just to compensate for the low end problem.
If you absolutely need powered studio monitors either the mackie 824, or the event ASP 8 will work fine for you.
peace.