Comments on: What Equipment Must I need for a Music Studio at home? http://www.woolyinc.com/home-music-studio/what-equipment-must-i-need-for-a-music-studio-at-home Sound Barriers and Noise Reduction for Home Music Studios Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:25:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Tim http://www.woolyinc.com/home-music-studio/what-equipment-must-i-need-for-a-music-studio-at-home/comment-page-1#comment-2895 Tim Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:51:59 +0000 http://www.woolyinc.com/home-music-studio/what-equipment-must-i-need-for-a-music-studio-at-home#comment-2895 I would have to agree with Sweetadolead. I have a studio in my house. So far I have about 25 grand invested in it. But I also have 37 years in the field. You mentioned you didn't have the time to go to the studio. well the truth is that it will take alot more time to just learn how to run the equipment, then after that all the trial and error of making it sound professional. But if you are set on this my suggestion would be contact Sweetwater sound and tell them what you want to do. It would take forever to list all I have, I will give you the basics. I have a monster of a fast computer, Digidesigns Pro Tools software for recording with their 003 console and all of their plugins. M-Audio Pro 88 keyboard controller and triggerfinger controller for my drum software. Analog to digital processors. A lot of microphones, guitar processors with USB capabilities. Many guitars, basses, hard drives, software plugins for keyboard sounds,guitar and bass sounds and drum processors man the list goes on. I hope I've been helpfull<br><b>References : </b><br> I would have to agree with Sweetadolead. I have a studio in my house. So far I have about 25 grand invested in it. But I also have 37 years in the field. You mentioned you didn’t have the time to go to the studio. well the truth is that it will take alot more time to just learn how to run the equipment, then after that all the trial and error of making it sound professional. But if you are set on this my suggestion would be contact Sweetwater sound and tell them what you want to do. It would take forever to list all I have, I will give you the basics. I have a monster of a fast computer, Digidesigns Pro Tools software for recording with their 003 console and all of their plugins. M-Audio Pro 88 keyboard controller and triggerfinger controller for my drum software. Analog to digital processors. A lot of microphones, guitar processors with USB capabilities. Many guitars, basses, hard drives, software plugins for keyboard sounds,guitar and bass sounds and drum processors man the list goes on. I hope I’ve been helpfull
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]]> By: sweetadolead http://www.woolyinc.com/home-music-studio/what-equipment-must-i-need-for-a-music-studio-at-home/comment-page-1#comment-2894 sweetadolead Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:02:59 +0000 http://www.woolyinc.com/home-music-studio/what-equipment-must-i-need-for-a-music-studio-at-home#comment-2894 YOu can do some simple things with garage band and some basic equipment but it will not be "professional" Sounds like you don't really know much about sound or sound equipment which really can put you at a disadvantage for knowing how to really produce a disc. Mastering it is a whole nother game. I suggest you start haning out with sound techs and at studios to find out what they do and what they need to know to even begin a decent recording project. Our band discussed this very topic of buying thousands of dollars in recording equipment, sound proofing the room and mics vs paying the same for a recording. It all came down to having to know how to use the equipment and being a sound producer. None of us wanted to try and become an expert with no training on all this stuff. We went to a studio and it confirmed that it was the right decision for us. Our studio created a radio ready recording for us and we could never have produced that quality by ourselves and mastered it as well..<br><b>References : </b><br> YOu can do some simple things with garage band and some basic equipment but it will not be "professional" Sounds like you don’t really know much about sound or sound equipment which really can put you at a disadvantage for knowing how to really produce a disc. Mastering it is a whole nother game.

I suggest you start haning out with sound techs and at studios to find out what they do and what they need to know to even begin a decent recording project.

Our band discussed this very topic of buying thousands of dollars in recording equipment, sound proofing the room and mics vs paying the same for a recording. It all came down to having to know how to use the equipment and being a sound producer. None of us wanted to try and become an expert with no training on all this stuff. We went to a studio and it confirmed that it was the right decision for us. Our studio created a radio ready recording for us and we could never have produced that quality by ourselves and mastered it as well..
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