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Pretend I gave you $1,000 but you had to spend it on music gear. What would you get?
I’d get the new Abelton Suite and have a few hundred left over to buy a decent condenser mic, like a Shure KSM27 or Rode NT-1. What’s next on your list of music goodies?
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that's a easy one. (i have a long list of musical equipment just waiting for the funds)
Apogee Duet ~ $495 ~ http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Duet/
Cascade elroy w/pop $350 http://www.cascademicrophones.com/cascade_ELROY.h...
and the rest would go for a stand, hard case, and strap for the acoustic guitar i just bought.
Something from Moog that I would end up using just once. Then, I'd spend the rest of the year impressing other musicians that I own something from Moog.
1. Spectrasonics Stylus RMX Xpanded (check out the videos for 1.7 if you haven't seen them)
2. A complete set of Lee Oskar diatonic harmonicas
3. A Roc-n-soc throne to use for my keyboard chair
I'd buy a $1,000 worth of guitar pedals!
Pro tools or Logic and put the rest toward a mac. Where do I send my addy in case I win this contest?
Finish a modified small acoustic drum/ edrum/ perc kit with hand cymbals, cajon, LP Matador congas, more sticks, chimes. I run it through AB Live as is, but the possibilities go on and on… HEY! quit making me lust for more…
I'd get linux (free), hydrogen drum machine (free), rose garden sequencer (free), Qsynth Soft Synth (free), ardour multi-track recorder (free) and have $1,000 left for new hardware — oh wait! I already have all that (except the $1,000