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| djyouth |
I'm buying new gear this summer
Here is my setup atm:
Motherboard: GIGABYTE K8NF-9
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3200+ 2.0GHz Socket 939 (1000Mhz HTT)
RAM: 2 x 1024MB DDR PC3200 400Mhz
HDD: 300 GB S-ATA, 7.200 RPM 8MB Cache
Graphic card: GeForce 6600 PCI-E 256Mb ''Turboforce'' ''SilentPipe''
Sound card: M-Audio Delta 44
Screens: 2x Samsung 19" LCD Syncmaster 913N
Keypad: Logitech diNovo Media Desktop 2.0
Monitors: ESI nEar 05 eXperience
Headphones: Sony MDR-V700DJ
Keyboard: Evolution MK-449C
Total price: $2 582
Does anyone of you have any recommandations on what to change in my setup?
Thanks in advance :D
Cheers, ;)
Peter |
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| Project 7 |
| I wouldnt change anything, that is one in kick ass system |
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| Subtle |
get a 4000+ and a MIDI Keyboard..
edit: hva fanden.. er du fra Trondheim? |
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| djyouth |
I'm probably getting an extra harddisk for the OS..
HDD2: Western Digital 74GB Raptor SATA - 10.000RPM, 4.5ms, 8MB cache, 150Mbps..
But is it worth it? |
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| Perry |
if ur planning to get hardware synth in the future then dont forget adding to this shopping-cart 2x2\4x4 Midibox
:thepirate |
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| djyouth |
Stemmer nok det ja.. :)
Does anyone have any experience with the Sony MDR-V700DJ's? |
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| moth |
That's a nice setup, daddy. I could use the faster CPU in my bitch. I recommend expanding your musical resources like sample cd's and VSTs and such, or buy the software you downloaded.
If you have the means, get yourself some accoustic treatment for your control room/ bedroom. I'm working with a friend right now to make some basstraps from scratch and doing both our studios treatment. I love the feel decent accoustics gives to a room, i could/can produce all day. |
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| RiCo |
| You cannot go wrong with the WD Raptor...that thing is smokin' fast. I am getting another one and running it in RAID. |
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| DJDIRTY |
| Get a second hard drive for audio..alone. one drive windows, and all your appz and stuff, second hard drive audio projects, makes a dieffereance, plus you have a place for your backups.. |
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| krivi |
| killer configuration :eyes: |
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| ô§§|E |
maybe its just me, but how are u getting this for so cheap? i dont know how good those LCD screens are, but 19 inch ones tend to cost a LOT more then you seem to be paying (then again i live in australia, we get rather raped when it comes to pricing)
p.s something you NEEEEEDDDD to let us know is what EXACTLY is the type of RAM you're getting? this is very important!!! let us know before you buy it :) |
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| djbruuen |
wow, thats sweet. my setup is pretty similar to that, except you're computer specs kick the out of mine. i like my monitors better though, i'm using the Event tr-6's, and let me tell you they're a joy to work with, crystal clear sound, you can hear everything good or bad to do a really good mix. (being fair, i haven't heard the ones you suggested, but i'm bassing it on specs for now)
i might also suggest going 5 octaves on the midi controller, depends on your style of producing, but as a musician myself, i like having the 5 octaves, and am considering getting an 88 key in the distant future. so far all 88 key controllers feel like utter , i'm still waiting for one to at least feel something like a piano. the maudio 88's are by far the worst for feel. if it felt good i'd of baught that board in a second though. |
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