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Technology of the Trade: PC Recording |
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Wrap It Up • Try before you buy • Read reviews • If you like it, use it • Buy what you need, not what looks cool. Save the extra money for better instruments, mics, and cables. • Buy equipment made by reputable manufacturers. Quality is key. • Spread your money evenly across your whole studio. If you're forced to skimp, don't buy. Wait untill you have the money you need. • Read the fine print (spec sheets) available on the web • Buy online and take advantage of "Price Match Guarantees" • Be aware of how versatile a piece of equipment is and identify if it will grow with you and your studio. • Starting from the top of the line, computer components drop in price exponentially, so be smart. Don't buy the best, buy the stuff that was the best 6 months ago. • If the instruments/musicians you are recording sound bad, so will the recording. • Ask questions @ The General's Corner -The General |
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