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I have been in the hip hop sections and I've gotten no respons to my question.

Ok, I have been an avid reader of almost all recording magaize on the market for the last two years. I have gone, looked, and searched for almost all info for home recording on the PC. And I am still lost. It seems everytime I get somewhere I get knocked back down. There is so much info my brain is scrambled. Everybody has something good to say about a certin product and at the same time everyone has something bad to say about the same product.

I do know this, I want to record some hip hop music. Can anyone please give me a good package to do so. My budget is $5,000 please don't hold back, give me the best you have. And please don't recomend any rookie products, If I'm going to spend the money I want the best there is.
 
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There is so much info my brain is scrambled. Everybody has something good to say about a certin product and at the same time everyone has something bad to say about the same product.
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I hear ya! Tons of gear, piles of advertising.
I'm not a fan of hip-hop, but I don't think that matters.
Give us an idea of what you want to be able to do, and what equipment and/or instruments, if any you already have; computer, mixer, mics, etc..
 
My $0.02..........................

Get an Akai MPC 4000 ($2,300.00)

Get a Yamaha Motif ($1,800.00)

Get some Events PS8's ($600.00)

Add tax, and you'll be-broke-like-a-mofo. :D

You'll still need something for the recording of your creations, mics, and headphones. :eek:

Peace...

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Then after you save another $9,300.00 you can buy ONE of these.

MANLEY SLAM

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Peace.....

spin

:D
 
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i have an hp 513n 504mb with 1.7 ghz
what software should i use my budget can strech to 7000
i have already toyd around with some stuff but i got rid of it didnt care for it, i had the boss br8 and the korg triton le both i didnt care for .i just want to do it right the first time and get it done and over with


peace
 
Frooty loops is go drum software. You get Tons of sounds for $100-$200! Also, Cakwalk makes good recording software.

go to www.cakewalk.com for info on both of these great products
 
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