Hello tony....
You've come to the right place...
You'll find a lot of info here to help you get started.
Good Luck!!
thank you very much!
so confused about what kinda of equipment to go for!
Welcome, Tony!
What kind of music do you want to produce, and what kind of sound are you shooting for?
Are you a guitarist? If you see a DOD Juice Box pedal, I would definitely snap it up. I used to have one when I played guitar (or played around at playing guitar, rather) and just ordered another one. I plan to use it in conjunction with the TS-9 on my Casio CZ series keyboards for lead sounds. The CZs already cut through on their own, but I want some overdrive to make a fair approximation of a guitar sound. It doesn't have to sound like a real guitar, mind you, because the unrealistic vintage Casiotone sound is a major part of my schtick.
Be advised Tony that you may have to have that guitar "set up" for you.
It's not a big deal but most of the guitars sent out from the factory do need to be tinkered with for your playing pleasure.
I remember my first guitar (Decca) the strings must have been at least an inch off the fret board - a little exaggeration - but I kept at it till I got good then the first time that I played a decent guitar it was like a hot knife through butter I thought that I had died and gone to guitar heaven.
Be sure to get a tuner as well! ..The factory tuning of my guitar only lasted about 10 months ..
There are a few lads here from the Island maybe they'll chime in or you can post an other post stating your from there and need a little advice. That will probably get you quicker answers!
