Mike Rivers
July 21st 03, 02:55 PM
In article > writes:
> If I buy a so called "total" workstation like the Triton studio 88 Key
> workstation/Sampler, do I also need to buy a digital hard disk recorder or am I
> able to do all of my recording with this workstation, make a CD then have it
> mastered at a professional studio.
There is never a "total" solution. There's always something that
you'll need. It might be a microphone, it might be a computer for
editing and processing, it will certainly be monitor speakers, there's
duplication facilities (you don't want just one CD) and then there's
the room in which you're working.
You need to look very carefully at what hardware is provided and what
its capability is. Integrated workstations have come a long way, but
there's always something else you'll find that you need.
--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )
> If I buy a so called "total" workstation like the Triton studio 88 Key
> workstation/Sampler, do I also need to buy a digital hard disk recorder or am I
> able to do all of my recording with this workstation, make a CD then have it
> mastered at a professional studio.
There is never a "total" solution. There's always something that
you'll need. It might be a microphone, it might be a computer for
editing and processing, it will certainly be monitor speakers, there's
duplication facilities (you don't want just one CD) and then there's
the room in which you're working.
You need to look very carefully at what hardware is provided and what
its capability is. Integrated workstations have come a long way, but
there's always something else you'll find that you need.
--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )