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Yuusuke 01-26-2009 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by HinataUchiha (Post 669471)
this is all starting to sound expensive, getting the entire equipment myself. but its for the best, and at least i won't get screwed over lol
looks like i'll have to get a good paying job pronto. thanks for the tips! anything else i should know?


Well
u can make monthly payments until the instrument is payed off.
X_X thats offered on musiciansfriend.com and guitarcenter.com

so it makes it easier for you get it
and it won't be that much strain on ur parents.

umm a decent cord though should be about 20 bucks.
and amp 70-100 and bass or guitar 90-140
well basically
one of ur friends probably have a cord

ask to borrow one of theres lol

ffbittencourt 01-26-2009 07:14 PM

Once I get to japan I'll possibly look for places who'd want a little of live MPB.

It'll hopefully be fun!
:-)

SceptileMaster 01-26-2009 08:30 PM

Well chances are that your current computer will do for recording unless it getting quite dated now. Depending on how you want to record the price will vary. Cubase Essenntial 4 (pro recording software) is reasonably priced so that solves that. And you can get a good mixer/ external sound card that works on ebay for a not much over $100. So you could get away with a decent level studio for under $1,000 (and remember even though it seems alot, it's 0.5% of the advance you'd have to pay off from my example record deal plus your free to do artistically what you want) but you need to learn to play first so you have much time.

As a beginner guitar as much as some people say bad stuff about them (it's always the people that can't play it seems though hmm) is the Squier Electric guitar and bass' are very good for the price, especially if you spend a little more and check out there vintage modified and classic vibe series. A decent lead will cost you about $20 and amp price will vary depending on whether you want one for live or one for practise.

Yuusuke 01-27-2009 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by SceptileMaster (Post 669512)
Well chances are that your current computer will do for recording unless it getting quite dated now. Depending on how you want to record the price will vary. Cubase Essenntial 4 (pro recording software) is reasonably priced so that solves that. And you can get a good mixer/ external sound card that works on ebay for a not much over $100. So you could get away with a decent level studio for under $1,000 (and remember even though it seems alot, it's 0.5% of the advance you'd have to pay off from my example record deal plus your free to do artistically what you want) but you need to learn to play first so you have much time.

As a beginner guitar as much as some people say bad stuff about them (it's always the people that can't play it seems though hmm) is the Squier Electric guitar and bass' are very good for the price, especially if you spend a little more and check out there vintage modified and classic vibe series. A decent lead will cost you about $20 and amp price will vary depending on whether you want one for live or one for practise.

i would say get a practice amp of good size like a peavy

squier is alrite for beginner X_X lol

HinataUchiha 01-27-2009 06:21 PM

crap. i don't have a job, a computer, an instrument.....i'm gonna have to find someone to mooch off of :D lol

SceptileMaster 01-27-2009 06:42 PM

The squier classic vibe and vintage modifieds are pretty much as good as the fenders I guarantee it.

If you want a cheap but good practise amp just for practising then the peavey nano valve is great value.

noonboy 01-27-2009 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by HinataUchiha (Post 669815)
crap. i don't have a job, a computer, an instrument.....i'm gonna have to find someone to mooch off of :D lol

you got me hinatauchiha. you can mooch off me as much as you whant.

alexlovesrock 01-28-2009 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by HinataUchiha (Post 669815)
crap. i don't have a job, a computer, an instrument.....i'm gonna have to find someone to mooch off of :D lol



earlier u said u were gonna play bass cause its easy...

slash (famous guitarist of guns n roses) ws gonna do that until his teacher convinced him to play guitar. good call.

i think its far easier to play bass if you ;earn guitar than to play guitar if u learned bass. go for guitar and u can always move to bass.

Yuusuke 01-28-2009 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by alexlovesrock (Post 669919)
earlier u said u were gonna play bass cause its easy...

slash (famous guitarist of guns n roses) ws gonna do that until his teacher convinced him to play guitar. good call.

i think its far easier to play bass if you ;earn guitar than to play guitar if u learned bass. go for guitar and u can always move to bass.

Depends on what she wants to do really

I have a hard time trying to play a guitar lol
because i'm so used to bass X_X

HinataUchiha 01-28-2009 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by noonboy (Post 669835)
you got me hinatauchiha. you can mooch off me as much as you whant.

no, "mooch", not "smooch" lol

i'm not really going for whats easy, i was just wondering where to start. i was a little lost.


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