um......sorry to break it to you...but uh....santa...i cant do it...nevermind.

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Hmm a production studio interesting.

First you're going to need a nice computer. Then you need to choose a sequencer. I reccomend Cubase for PC and Logic for Mac. If you go Cubase then you need to get a nice synthesizer and sampler/drum machine. My favorite softsynth at the moment is Linplug's Albino and I like Native Instrument's samplers like Intakt and Kontakt, and Battery for drum samples. You will also probably want some plugins for mastering like Izotope or Waves. That's more than enough to get anyone started via the software route. I'd reccomend some hardware but I don't own any, and I don't like to reccomend stuff I don't own.

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Originally posted by Liquid Fusion Write a letter to Santa persuading him to bring you a midi workstation/studio (It could be a production studio or DJ set up or whatever anyone wants it to be...my choice is below). Explain the equipment you will need and describe how each will be used. Briefly tell santa about the capabilities of a midi studio and tell him how you would use the studio to make music.

3x Technics 1200SL M5G Direct Drive Turntables
3x Ortofon Concorde Nightclub Cartridges
3x Pioneer CDJ-1000Mk2 Digital Turntables
Allen & Heath Xone:3D 4 Channel Professional DJ Mixer/MIDI Controller
Pioneer EFX-1000 Effects Unit
Sony MDR-7506 Headphones
2x Mackie SRM-450 Active Monitors
Laptop of your choice
Ableton Live! 5.0

then. you, like... use the stuff.

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