Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by rimliu on Friday September 11, 2020 @04:49AM
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There is a plenty of hardware controls you can buy for your DAWs.
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Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by tokamak-teapot on Friday September 11, 2020 @07:43AM
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Can you suggest anything that's reasonably priced? I have a great (cheap) setup for recording guitar + vocals but fiddling with the laptop when I'm trying to record causes me too much stress!
Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by margo209320 on Friday September 11, 2020 @04:54AM
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I know. But then you are buying hardware again. And the good quality stuff is expensive.
Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by coldtea on Friday September 11, 2020 @05:24AM
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Still much cheaper than in the 80s/90s.
You can get analogue polysynth for sub-$500, moog mini clone for $250, a great 16 channel mixer for $200 and so on...
Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by highhedgehog on Friday September 11, 2020 @06:14AM
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> a great 16 channel mixer for $200
Example?
Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by coldtea on Friday September 11, 2020 @07:03AM
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I had a Behringer Xenyx a few years ago that was better than anything I had in the 90s. And not to the stereotype of the "cheap" Behringer quality, they're up to par these days.
(Sure, it's no SSL/Neve, but better than any demo/home studio had in past decades - I remember the days of Fostex/Tascam 4track cassete tape recorders/mixers).
Re:Home Studio Setup Costs Compared – 1980s And Now
by highhedgehog on Friday September 11, 2020 @11:26AM
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Check the Behringer X Air XR16/18 out too, it seems great (more expensive though)