Is this a good recording process?

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Shootah
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Is this a good recording process?

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Hello everyone,

I'm a poor university student so I haven't really bought any gear but I do collect records as a start. I want to buy the right gear the first time so I don't have to waste money. Here is how I envision my Hip-Hop bedroom studio to be so please give me any feedback.

Equipment:
1. SP-404
2. M-Audio 2496 and Home Computer
3. Vestax Handy Trax or PT-01 (I need to find out which one sounds better)
4. Izotope Mastering Plugin
5. Audacity (Hopefully Izotope works in this program)

I would make my beats in the SP and get them sounding good, then I would 2-track it out into Audacity. Then I'd send it to my buddy who would lay a vocal down and send me it back. Then I would combine the beat and vocal into a 2-track and master it with Izotope.

I think this would be the best and cheapest way to get some knockin beats.
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Post by ClymaX »

that should work fine.. And i think audacity can handle any VST, VSTi or DX plugins.
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thats sounds very similar to what I do :)
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Better than my setup, you ain't that broke if you can buy that stuff.
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Well I definitely won't be buying all that stuff at once. I'll be out of school in two years so I can buy an occasional item when the money presents itself.
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my recording process

1. insert water pipe into talkhole
2. lather rinse repeat
3. hit record
4. amuse myself aurally
5. 15 min cursing when i realize nothing recorded
6. repack bowlage
7. hit record
8. jam
9. 1 hour swearing when i realize the levels were set wrong
10. play some bullshit that immediately gets recorded, post, let you guys know, wait for royalty checks to roll in
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Post by Euclid Ov Oåklånd »

iG9 wrote:my recording process

1. insert water pipe into talkhole
2. lather rinse repeat
3. hit record
4. amuse myself aurally
5. 15 min cursing when i realize nothing recorded
6. repack bowlage
7. hit record
8. jam
9. 1 hour swearing when i realize the levels were set wrong
10. play some bullshit that immediately gets recorded, post, let you guys know, wait for royalty checks to roll in


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8)
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Post by brettweldele »

Izotope Ozone is ,in fact, an excellant purchase.
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