Advice before I decide on purchase

Kgosi wrote:

talll13 wrote:The difference is on producing music to make a record, then you should have the option to get your tracks seperated and go to a studio for mixing and mastering.

I haven't decided what to go for yet, and I just figured it gon' take even longer time to save up because my rent is going up 170 dollars each month this semester. I figured that out today. Thats a big ass downer.

But yeh, I make records. I produce, then rap over them, and mix them in my bedroom. No possible way to afford studio time, lol.

You got this whatever you do get, in this case will have more value then a person with a huge full of 3 storys of gear could understand. Plus you'll learn stuff that "engineers" who go to school for 4-8 years doing audio would ever understand. Working with what you have, doing the best with what you have, not mourning what you have not.

StarOne wrote:You got this whatever you do get, in this case will have more value then a person with a huge full of 3 storys of gear could understand. Plus you'll learn stuff that "engineers" who go to school for 4-8 years doing audio would ever understand. Working with what you have, doing the best with what you have, not mourning what you have not.

Kgosi wrote:
Yeah, I've learned so much stuff by mixing myself. The only problem is that I don't have any person that really knows music to listen to my mixes, and someone that could actually give real feedback on my beats and rapping from a perspective with experience, rather than close friends that don't have any other answer than "that sounded good"..