I am looking to find some not-to-expensive equipment for playing music at a school. I am not sure how big the room is going to be, but I think 2 speakers would cover it. There is going to be a guitar, piano, and maybe drums. Basically I am looking for something that is portable and can easily be moved around.

How does one get into the writing/recording for game music?

I'm sure there are connections, and I want to know about them.

A reference made in the following article is gestalt, this means the overall perception of the mind from all the instruments and sounds. We all have preferences to sound based on what genres we follow, for myself it is the reggae sound.
All genres can and do benefit from reggae. The Beatles, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin...

Reverb seems to be the thing I lack the most of.
digi verb is a POS, and space designer only runs on logic.

I want something that sounds very natural. To give recordings less dead space when the musicians pause.
I really don't want to spend over a grand on this.

If I want to use monitors for just music listening on my PC or my portable MP3player should I get the M-Audio AV 20 or the AV 40? I just wanted to know which monitors is more for computer, games and portable MP3 players.

I had a question if anyone is familiar with the BMI process... ive been a member for a while just for my instrumental electronic music... but now i wanna put all my genres on there that i do... (my rock stuff, hip hop group, dnb, etc) and they all go by different "names". is there a way i can just link more names to my REAL name? cuz u cant just register again.. since I'm in the system.

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Hi. I'm a guitarist and want to make some recordings and have NO idea what I need. I want to compose mostly, on the computer. One of my goals is to create 'jam' pieces, simple songs I can record and give to students so they can practice pentatonic scales and soloing without me watching over their shoulder.

Hey I just finished recording a pop-punk song. I am pretty new to all this recording stuff. So what would be the best way to go about mixing it (example: lead guitar 10% to left...etc) I would like it to have roughly some what of the same kind of mix as Blink-182. I am using bass, drums, rythm guitar track, lead guitar track, vocal track,and an organ track for the bridge.

i was just wondering, if anyone can tell me, why it is that the recordings of the 70's sound about as good as what were hearin today. whats the common denominator in it all. Is it the room? I mean we do have better equipt. now right?