For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
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By Ill-Green Sun Aug 07, 2011 10:22 am
I don't regret buying samplers. The voices told me to buy any hardware sampler while I can because soon there won't be any in the future. That was in 2006 and now its been true.
By disco technique Sun Aug 07, 2011 11:46 pm
i wish i could afford a beat thang. my dog died, and now my because my grandma got taken out of the asylum i have to look after her, the only reason that she was in the asylum was because she could'nt afford a beat thang either. i reeally have the potential to make a sick beat, but i don't got enough money. all i got is this stupid mpc and a **** cassette player.

hey Sallad, did i also tell you that i got cancer and aids and hepititus and polio. and more.

GIVE ME A $1500 beatthang. Or i'm gonna commit suicide.
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By kebzer Fri Aug 12, 2011 7:09 am
drumtrack wrote:rubbish
a guitarist is all over new and old guitars.. A synth player (keyboardist as you might call them) is obsessed by new and old synths. A writer is obsessed by books. A filmdirector is obsessed by films and books (they should be ;) ) a car pilot is obsessed by cars and wants plenty of them..
So we, producers, are obsessed with all sorts of gear. You may call us gearsluts. I dont care. But thats just human nature. Buying gear is certainly not a bad thing. Buying gear wich u very often use is kinda dumb. If you have the money, spend my friends! .... Otherwise the money will go to car gaz, the ladies, drinks & smokes, ...


tho if you suck at making music or if you do just some lame boring hiphop beats, then ok... you should invest in something else or keep ur cash, whatever..
But if you re good at it and you are enjoying yourself than there is nothing wrong with buying lots of gear


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