August 29

Building home music studio….am I looking at the right stuff?

Author: admin Category: Home Music Studio

I want to get some equipment in my home so that I can record and produce original songs digitally. I have been taking a look at groovemachines, digital recording studios, audio interfaces, controlboards, keyboard MIDI controllers, drums, microphones, guitars, cords, amplifiers, speakers, recording/synthesizing software, etcetera. Am I looking at the right tools and instruments here. Are there any brandnames I can look into that would streamline my production process? Are there any websites or ‘dummy’ books on how to set all this stuff up and get started?

There are tons of brands out, but If you’re going to be doing computer-based recording, I recommend looking at M-Audio gear for your audio interface. M-Audio delivers both professional quality and makes products for every price range. M-Audio audio interfaces are also compatible with Pro Tools M-Powered ( http://www.homerecorder.com/product.php?pid=64 ), so you can use this Industry Standard recording software in your studio. Plus, Pro Tools M-Powered is session compatible with other Pro Tools systems like Pro Tools LE and HD. You can also find some nice bundles from M-Audio ( http://www.homerecorder.com/products.php?cid=4&s=10&np=3&sort= ) that include software, studio monitors, and an audio interface. Home Recorder (http://www.homerecorder.com ), also lets you put together a custom studio bundle that fits your needs.

Also if you’re not sure what elements you need to put together a home studio, check out "How to Build a Home Recording Studio ( http://www.homerecorder.com/product.php?pid=124 ).

Hope this helps!

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One Response to “Building home music studio….am I looking at the right stuff?”

  1. justin b

    There are tons of brands out, but If you’re going to be doing computer-based recording, I recommend looking at M-Audio gear for your audio interface. M-Audio delivers both professional quality and makes products for every price range. M-Audio audio interfaces are also compatible with Pro Tools M-Powered ( http://www.homerecorder.com/product.php?pid=64 ), so you can use this Industry Standard recording software in your studio. Plus, Pro Tools M-Powered is session compatible with other Pro Tools systems like Pro Tools LE and HD. You can also find some nice bundles from M-Audio ( http://www.homerecorder.com/products.php?cid=4&s=10&np=3&sort= ) that include software, studio monitors, and an audio interface. Home Recorder (http://www.homerecorder.com ), also lets you put together a custom studio bundle that fits your needs.

    Also if you’re not sure what elements you need to put together a home studio, check out "How to Build a Home Recording Studio ( http://www.homerecorder.com/product.php?pid=124 ).

    Hope this helps!
    References :
    http://www.homerecorder.com

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