computer-
a dell Dimension 3000
Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor (2.80GHz, 533 FSB)
512MB Dual Channel DDR SDRAM at 400MHz
80GB3 Ultra ATA/100 Hard Drive
$400
equipment-
M-Audio Keystation Pro 88 MIDI Controller
Roland Fantom-XR Sound Module
Yamaha Motif Es Rack Module
Korg TRITON Expandable Rack Module/Sampler
$4200
and what is a good sound card??? also is there anything else i need other then the stuff i listed??
your spending an awful lot on modules and your forgetting all the extra expenses, your looking at 500$ in racks cables adapters etc... I would scrap 2 of the modules get or build a nicer computer and buy some mackie hr monitors
ok is this better ???
Creation Station Pro
Motherboard: Asus 875P
CPU: Intel P4 3.2GHz/800MHz FSB
Hard Drive(s): Glyph Seagate 80GB & 200 GB SATA
RAM: 1GB (2 x 512MB)
Optical Drive: DVD+/-RW
Video Card: Nvidia FX5200 DVI+VGA
Ports: 2 x FireWire, 7 x USB, 2 x PS2
PCI Slots: 5 slots available
Card Reader: Multimedia card reader
m-audio keystation pro 88
Korg TRITON Expandable Rack Module/Sampler
then if i want more racks i can buy them in the future
Last edited by ........; May 2nd, 2005 at 07:56 PM
creation stations are real nice, I might get 1 in the future, solid support too. Your still prolly gonna need some monitors.
Dang, I wish I could get something like that. Shoot, 1 GB of RAM would dopen my computer out and help all this poppin i'm getting in my programs.Originally Posted by BAGZ
Better but like Khan said, you're gonna need some monitors and a soundcard like Emu 1212m or Emu 1820.
creation station is all set, doesnt need a soundcard im pretty sure
are these monitors good??
Mackie HR624
* Ruler-Flat Response: 52Hz to 20kHz, + 1.5 dB
* Active Technology: 2 FR (Fast Recovery) Series Amplifiers; HF 40W; LF 100W
* Servo Loop Woofer Technology
* Frequency Response Controls: 80Hz low-cut switch; 3-position live/dead switch (-2bdB, Normal and +2dB)
* Wide Sweet Spot
* Three-Position Acoustic Space Switch
$900 for 2
i see in you profiles you guys are 13 and 15 id like to see what opey has to say about this..no offence to you 2 but he probablly has more experience
Creation Station Pro
Motherboard: Asus 875P
CPU: Intel P4 3.2GHz/800MHz FSB
Hard Drive(s): Glyph Seagate 80GB & 200 GB SATA
RAM: 1GB (2 x 512MB)
Optical Drive: DVD+/-RW
Video Card: Nvidia FX5200 DVI+VGA
Ports: 2 x FireWire, 7 x USB, 2 x PS2
PCI Slots: 5 slots available
Card Reader: Multimedia card reader
m-audio keystation pro 88
Korg TRITON Expandable Rack Module/Sampler
should i get a diffrent rack ??? or is that one good?
uhhh 900$ for hr 624 is a rip u can get 824's for that much but yeah mackie monitors are top of the line
im not wastin too much time on this lol. i will say that u can build your own pc for WAY less. and Event SP8's are better than the mackies.
To build that kind of comp it might take up to 1500 plus u gotta find compatible parts and sweetwater comps come with lots of free software and tweaked to audio production. It really depends on if you have time to build your computer and if you can trust in your own capabilitys because sweetwater comps are warranteed and they give support on them.
it does not cost $1500 to build that computer. The parts to build that same EXACT computer is under $750. and if you want to optimize your PC for audio production, this is what they do to it:
http://www.digitalproducer.com/2002/...ze_pcaudio.htm
Don't fall for marketing gimmicks lmao.
and then you have to buy the software on the computer... and put it together, but yeah i overestimated
i included the software in the price
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