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Heres my 100th noob question -.- . Anyway, if i purchased this http://www.guitarcenter.com/M-Audio-Pro-Tools-Recording-Studio-H09959-i1549430.gc just for that crappy version of pro tools would it be worth it? Maybe crappy is the wrong word, but I'm just looking for something cheap, so i could...

got the mic. I really owe you WhiteStrat!

whoa, that comparison is crazy! what a difference! I got the lite version, and i downloaded the demo of live 8.2 off their website. I think i'm going to buy it!

I got it now. Thx

Aww man, I gotta get an amp :(. This is what I get for being cheap

oh yea, also, kcearl, why in the world is this so cheap? http://www.guitarcenter.com/-i1153188.gc

Where did you try it? i looked at some of my local music store sites, and they didn't have the 20 20

oh ok. Do you know anything about " event 20 20" they are kind of hard to find

I apologize for bringing this thread back up but my noobness tends to make me ask more questions. So so far I'm considering the krk rockit 5's, or I'm going to save up for much better ones. But I got this Once in a lifetime deal on "event 20 20". I read up on these but I thought I'd ask you guys

Thank you whitestrat! and thank you moresound for making me trust him lol

There we go :D

Yeah, at the moment the 5's or M-audio Bx5a are all i can afford. Telling me to save up and then get better monitors is easier said then done for me because I want to start learning :O

Alright, thats probably what I'll do. Start out with 5's and as i progress, upgrade

Thank you all for the reply's! I learned some new stuff. I was so focused that if i bought decent monitors to start out with ( KRK Rockit 5) then my mixes would sound decent, but I thought id ask before i bought them.... Which was a very smart choice.. Thanks!

My question is, If you mix/master on very good studio monitors, will the playback sound good on most speakers? Heres what I mean, When bands let out cd's, (generally) pretty much on anything you listen to it on, the sound quality is decent. So back to my question My question is, If you...

That may be true, but from what I've heard, the majority of beginners who are new to recording, start out with Audacity over reaper.

If your looking for a Extremey basic program just to record and play back just go with audacity. Doesn't seem like you need anything bigger like cubase/abelton/ etc.

ohhhhhh hip hop. I planned on mixing MAINLY metal.

I actually considered the 8's at one point, but soon realized i was out of my budget. So i'm hoping to keep it within the KRK rockit 5's budget