"Background:
I'm new. I don't intend to be a professional studio engineer, nor create a pro studio, but I do want to make a studio good enough to make good music.
Genre:
Rap and R&B
Equipment:
PC- Acid pro 4.0, soundblaster audigy 2 platinum pro
PreSonus Hp4
Eurorack MX 602A
Shure ksm27
Maudio pro 88 midi controller
Maudio bx-8s
Monster cables
Couple of headphones
Set up:
mic->euroack mixer->soundcardhub->PC->soundcardhub->HP4->Headphones and Bx8s
maudiopro88midicontroller-> usb (off the motherboard)
Question:
I have the midi controller, now what do I get? I mean it doesn't have any built in sounds. There's a couple that came with the soundcard, and a couple that came with acid, but none aren't even close to real music/instruments.
I hope to make hip hop /rap beats someday, so I need basic kick/snare sounds + a good piano sounds. But what do I get.
A sound module? And if so, do any of you guys have one in mind you could reccommend. Preferibly under 1k.
Thanks, I'm new at this
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Well, maybe you need to look into soft synths. Great sounds and
Well, maybe you need to look into soft synths. Great sounds and an economical way to save on making hardware purchases. Also IMO, you'll need to upgrade your sound card. It'll benefit you more in the long run to have a decent multi I/O sound card in your arsenal. Second, make an investment in a small or midsized midi-interface. That way you can have better control and access over your midi tracks when you use a combination of software and hardware sound sources. I posted some pics of my setup over in the Pro Audio Hardware forum, under My Personal Space. I also do R&B, Hip-hop and Gospel.