Any musicians out there to lend some advice?

JennieBee

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This is Sully! He says hello!
So what I ask is this, I’ve always wanted to make music. I’d love to play every instrument if I could but I’ve always wanted to sing professionally. It’s the only thing I truly love to do. However, I grew up poor so I’ve never been able to afford any equipment, so now if I wanted to make the most cost efficient home studio to at least get me started so I can create something on my own, what do I buy? I have super crazy adhd and I get frustrated and have anxiety when I think about where to even start. I don’t know what information is legit or not. Someone please help me if possible. I’m 30 and I’m at the point in my life where I want more. I’m so unfulfilled that this is my last attempt to try and do something I really love for myself . Thanks!

boxbackknitties

Please never stop trying things you really love. I'll do the same.

3 years ago |

I sure as hell am going to try!!!

FartLikeAPopTart

Get a decent interface (2 channel minimum) I recommend PreSonus if you can get it. It comes with recording software what is very easy to get

started on. I don’t know anything about recording software and I recorded a scratch demo on keys, my saxophone and vocals 30 minutes after I

installed it. Very easy. After that, just go to town. I’ve been playing saxophone for 26 years, 20 of those being professionally. All you

need is a little patience, disciple and willingness to fail in order to succeed. Also, I don’t know how much you know about the musical

language, but always remember, you’re always only a half step from a right note. Message me any time. I’m happy to help if I can.

By the way, those interfaces should be between $100 to $200 and if a salesman tries to make you buy speakers, you don’t need them to get

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