
Originally Posted by
Sean R. R.
For Graphic Design, if you want to use freeware, GIMP is amazing for what it is.
I'm a semi-professional musician and it all depends on what you want to do. People who do electronic music can get away with nothing but software, and a monitoring headset. However if you're planning in recording vocals, my best advice is to invest in a recording interface, such as Focusrite's Scarlet Solo, which can also come in a pack with a good quality microphone, a cable and even a decent monitoring headset. You'd need to add a mic stand, a suspension for the microphone, and a pop filter, which aren't too expensive on their own. You should also consider some acoustic treatment foam if your designated recording room is too echo-y.
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