Remember, studio electronic music started as a DIY endeavour, in cultures that were not traditionally wealthy. This is false, I know some pretty amazing music that was done on the cheapest setups you can imagine. There’s a myth that many people believe, that the more equipment you have, the better the music you’ll make and thus it’s waste of time if you don’t have much money to invest in the early stages. Music really doesn’t take much to get started with anymore. Your level of knowledge:little-to-none you’re contemplating making music. Level 1 kit: The beginner Studio Electronic Musician Just remember, the type of studio electronic gear that you choose to use will have a profound effect on your sound. If you need guidance beyond first levels, scroll down to see tips for larger budgets and more advanced levels of producing. As previously covered in a past article, we’ll start with the level where you are completely new to making electronic music and then build up from there. This list is based on years of discussions with people, consultation with clients, and testing a variety of this gear myself. If you follow the plan I outline below, you won’t fail or be mislead into bad purchasing decisions.
Due to popular demand and because I receive questions about what to buy to start making electronic music almost daily, I decided to cover the topic based on various levels of investment.
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