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**ViTRiOL** · #2 01-05-2013, 01:57 PM

I got an MXL Studio Condenser. Think it's around £120, been using it for a year and it's still pretty sharp.

Audacity is the universal program that's free to download and it gives you all the basics, compressors, high, low pass and notch filters, echo, delay... Fuck around with it, it'll get you started: http://audacity.todownload.com/?gcli...FW3KtAodvFcAWQ

If you want to get serious, Pro Tools for Windows and Logic Studio for MAC. I still ain't got the money for that shit.

To answer your last question, adding together leads, cables, stands, mics, filters and software... For me, I'd say you could make a decent home studio for around £800-1000. You can get along with £300, which is what I currently have, bahahah.

**ViTRiOL** · 01-05-2013, 01:57 PM

I got an MXL Studio Condenser. Think it's around £120, been using it for a year and it's still pretty sharp.

Audacity is the universal program that's free to download and it gives you all the basics, compressors, high, low pass and notch filters, echo, delay... Fuck around with it, it'll get you started: http://audacity.todownload.com/?gcli...FW3KtAodvFcAWQ

If you want to get serious, Pro Tools for Windows and Logic Studio for MAC. I still ain't got the money for that shit.

To answer your last question, adding together leads, cables, stands, mics, filters and software... For me, I'd say you could make a decent home studio for around £800-1000. You can get along with £300, which is what I currently have, bahahah.

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ViTRiOL <G.O.A.T.> Scheme Champion Ranked Audio Record 11 Won / 4 Lost Ranked Text Record 141 Won / 35 Lost Join Date: Sep 2010 Voted: 18 audio / 763 text Posts: 2,387 Mentioned: 510 Post(s) Tagged: 26 Thread(s)	I got an MXL Studio Condenser. Think it's around £120, been using it for a year and it's still pretty sharp. Audacity is the universal program that's free to download and it gives you all the basics, compressors, high, low pass and notch filters, echo, delay... Fuck around with it, it'll get you started: http://audacity.todownload.com/?gcli...FW3KtAodvFcAWQ If you want to get serious, Pro Tools for Windows and Logic Studio for MAC. I still ain't got the money for that shit. To answer your last question, adding together leads, cables, stands, mics, filters and software... For me, I'd say you could make a decent home studio for around £800-1000. You can get along with £300, which is what I currently have, bahahah. __________________ "A man is the sum of his actions."
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