Home production
Home production Posted on: 29.07.2012 by Jeannine Drobney So here is where I spend some of my free time. Its fairly simple and PC based although i can plug most of this into my Macbook. I am still learning the best workflow but it helps that i know reason inside out as a sound module and flow that into ableton with its flexibility.
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| Jeannine Drobney 09.03.2013 | So the Misses and I spent a fair amount of coin remodeling our home. I didnt want my "studio" to be an eyesore any longer. I decided to utilize a built in wall unit for my studio and I really like the results. I will need a desk at some point but that will be an add on soon enough. Daddys New Studio.jpg Current Setup
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| Jeannine Drobney 02.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by elvismoddy
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| Sylvia Greener 02.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by elvismoddy
What I would recommend is a quad-core Intel i7 (at least 2,2Ghz), 8GB Ram and if affordable a SSD drive as it speeds up the system a lot. The graphic card doesn't matter that much. At the moment, I travel a lot so that I often have to produce with my notebook which is Intel i5 2,3Ghz (up to 2,9GHz with Turbo Boost), 4GB Ram and 512 GB HDD. That's ok, but if investing in something new I would recommend a slightly more powerful machine if affordable. |
| Jeannine Drobney 29.07.2012 | So here is where I spend some of my free time. Its fairly simple and PC based although i can plug most of this into my Macbook. I am still learning the best workflow but it helps that i know reason inside out as a sound module and flow that into ableton with its flexibility.
studio.JPG |
| Jeannine Drobney 09.03.2013 | So the Misses and I spent a fair amount of coin remodeling our home. I didnt want my "studio" to be an eyesore any longer. I decided to utilize a built in wall unit for my studio and I really like the results. I will need a desk at some point but that will be an add on soon enough. Daddys New Studio.jpg Current Setup
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| Jeannine Drobney 02.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by elvismoddy
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| Sylvia Greener 02.08.2012 |
Originally Posted by elvismoddy
What I would recommend is a quad-core Intel i7 (at least 2,2Ghz), 8GB Ram and if affordable a SSD drive as it speeds up the system a lot. The graphic card doesn't matter that much. At the moment, I travel a lot so that I often have to produce with my notebook which is Intel i5 2,3Ghz (up to 2,9GHz with Turbo Boost), 4GB Ram and 512 GB HDD. That's ok, but if investing in something new I would recommend a slightly more powerful machine if affordable. |
| Rubye Counihan 02.08.2012 | What are the minimum system requirements for home music production? |
| Geoffrey Steinbach 30.07.2012 | Have not read up on the monome too much, but if i'm not mistaken theres a lot of awesome community made applications that allows you to use it as a great sequencer or anything you might desire really. Heres a link that might explain it http://post.monome.org/comments.php?...&page=1#Item_0 |
| Sylvia Greener 30.07.2012 | Alright What's the monome's advantage over a launchpad? Its good looks or is there some more hidden power? |
| Jeannine Drobney 30.07.2012 | Oh no Gentlemen, no confusion. I do love me some livid but I am talking about Monome: http://monome.org/devices |
| Sylvia Greener 30.07.2012 | Sounds like he's mixed up Livid Block and Monome ... (64,128,256). But why not to take another launchpad? It's much cheaper... |
| Ervin Calvery 30.07.2012 | "Monome Block"? |
| Jeannine Drobney 30.07.2012 | I almost put "access virus" on my synth wants but hardware will come much much later once i master a software environment. |
| Geoffrey Steinbach 30.07.2012 | Ever considered getting yourself a hardware analog synth? I've been looking at a few recently and its way too tempting |
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