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1 Posted on 12/28/2008 at 17:58:43

A member of my team is dropping some cash on some equipment. We are buying 2 technics and a mixer because my old ones are just to old. Also,my midi broke so im buying the axiom 49 because i love that damn thing. We have an imac and im running logic pro 8. I have a good mic,good monitors,and interface. He has a little over $400 and we dont know what to buy. This money is strictly for studio purposes. I was thinking of buying something that would give me more sounds...Any ideas would help. THANKS YOULL

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2 Posted on 12/30/2008 at 07:30:08

So are you looking for Software Synthesizers? Maybe look into something like Reason (a little over budget though). There are a lot of VSTi instruments out there so it's also important to know what kind of music you guys are making...HipHop, House, Trance, Pop...

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3 Posted on 12/30/2008 at 16:07:37

Hip Hop and pop mostly

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