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I like too many songs to name just three.. Those are some of my favourites

yup, it's a Dell (not the person that sings rolling in the deep XD)

Nah it's a pain to clean, it's in like a little pigeon hole and has a ton of cables running through it. It's the family computer anyway, i'm moving to university next month so it's not really my problem anymore XD

Yeah they have their flaws but it's perfect for me personally. My PC is like 10 years old now and it's running XP so it's not very good now. My brother went through 2 new laptops with windows XP and all of them died after 6-9 months

SO far i've had no problems with it but i'll see how it fairs after prolonged use, whilst I love my mac book pro as it is unbelievably fast and doesn't crash every 5 mins like my PC, I really dislike the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, they are utterly useless. some apple products I really dislike

I've never owned one however my grandfathers other half uses one as she has arthritis, when I used their computer I found it unusual at first but very comfortable on the hand. I'm using the newest apple magic mouse at the moment as it came with a discount with my mac and I find it to be the most functional and comfortable mouse i've used.

Oooohhh, thats pretty good! A lot of the time when just looking for original pony music it usually just comes up with the living tombstone and glaze. I'll be sure to look harder next time

Or better yet does anybody know of any? Brony music is great and all but if you don't like electro, house, dubstep etc. then you're screwed. I don't mind this kinda music and the creators are usually very talented don't get me wrong but I want some pony music that I can bang my head to, it's in my nature. Anyone else ever felt the same? Why don't you think more people do it?

no worries, happy to help

Yeah you should be ^.^ also make sure you take the acoustics in the room into consideration, if the room is too big then you will have too much unwanted reverb, any windows, mirrors or reflective surfaces should be kept to a minimum. It may also be worth hanging a few blankets around. It is a cheap alternative to soundproofing

yup, makes a hell of a difference though. it's more of an option to consider later on

Ohh that looks like a perfect Mic to start off with! My concern was that Condenser mics require 48v phantom power to make them work, however by the looks of it you computer will do that via USB saving you a lot of money buying a mixer or audio interface to power it with conventional XLR cables. As for software there aren't that many cheap options, Audacity is perfect for beginners and is completely free! Alternatively you can try the FL studio demo, it has the full capabilities of the normal version, the only drawback however is that you can't reopen saved work after you exit, meaning you have to do the mixing and mastering in one session which is a bit of a pain.

If you check out DV247.com they have various bundles such as an M-Audio device interfaces which come with software such as pro tools as well as condenser microphone bundles which come with a pop filter and a little sound proofing, it will be a little more expensive that just a microphone and audacity. it may be worth investing in this kind of equipment after you have made a few recordings and got the hang of it ^.^

I'll have a look, Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback, I'll look into adjusting the pads. I think I know what you mean, Do you know of any good free drum samples.. I'm a bit low on money at the moment