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<blockquote data-quote="katerina papanikou" data-source="post: 83839" data-attributes="member: 4018">Re: project studio gear - to buy or not buy please helpdear steve, i thank you for your kind reply.yes, i agree with you.i have an experience with sony acid and adobe audition 2 for a year now and i have all ready finished some music but with samples and loops only.ok, i found it very easy to work for the moment by this way but unfortunately the quality of my samples and loops varies.regarding the sales man who suggested&nbsp; me that particular gear is a relative of mine and i trust him 100% and my only serious concern if i can make good quality music with the items i have mentioned in my previous post.money is not a problem and i want only to record, finish and publish good quality music.earlier today i had a conversation with sales man for an alternative option such as the tascam multitrack recorder dm 680 or tthe tascam hsp82 with the tascam controller rcf82 at a much lower price.yes, i fully understand that everyone likes different brand of sound gear and the sound quality is somewhat subjective and it is really very difficult for a starter like me to decide what is best for me so that&#039;s why i have asked for your kind help and advice.thanks again</blockquote>

[QUOTE="katerina papanikou, post: 83839, member: 4018"] Re: project studio gear - to buy or not buy please help dear steve, i thank you for your kind reply. yes, i agree with you. i have an experience with sony acid and adobe audition 2 for a year now and i have all ready finished some music but with samples and loops only. ok, i found it very easy to work for the moment by this way but unfortunately the quality of my samples and loops varies. regarding the sales man who suggested me that particular gear is a relative of mine and i trust him 100% and my only serious concern if i can make good quality music with the items i have mentioned in my previous post. money is not a problem and i want only to record, finish and publish good quality music. earlier today i had a conversation with sales man for an alternative option such as the tascam multitrack recorder dm 680 or tthe tascam hsp82 with the tascam controller rcf82 at a much lower price. yes, i fully understand that everyone likes different brand of sound gear and the sound quality is somewhat subjective and it is really very difficult for a starter like me to decide what is best for me so that's why i have asked for your kind help and advice. thanks again [/QUOTE]

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