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I think it's all about demand, that's why prices are lower, these days demand is a lot more than before, and everything is really accessible. With that being s
by igorgue 13y ago
I think it's all about demand, that's why prices are lower, these days demand is a lot more than before, and everything is really accessible.
With that being said, it's not cheap if you add other things you have to buy, studio monitors, a fast computer, and good midi keyboard (and that's the minimum for a full in-the-box musician).
- adw 13y agoI reckon you're looking at $1000 including software but excluding the laptop, basically; say $100-150 for decent headphones, $200-250 for monitors, $100 for a workable MIDI controller, $150 for an audio interface (something from M-Audio or Focusrite, say). That leaves around $350-400 for software, a cheap mic, stands, cables etc. (And you'll probably want at least one more controller, whether a Launchpad-style thing, a fader box, or Akai pads.)