How can i put a simplest home recording studio together?
October 17th, 2009 | 
Author: like what things do i need exactly. If i havent mentioned I sing and I want to put up my own home studio together. But just something for beginners. I dont want to stress out and trying to buy some stuff i probably wont know. To begin with I have a recording mic. and I also have a recording interface. Thats all … It’ll be really helpful if someone could tell me what to buy and maybe how to put it together afterwards.
If you only want to record vocals, then it will be pretty simple. Your going to need a computer, some recording software, one mic cable, a condenser mic and a decent mixer. Connect the mic to one of the inputs on your mixer connect the mixer to your interface then to your computer. If you had a more complex set up in mind send me an email.
Good luck!
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JUST GO TO…
http://WWW.RECORDINGWORKSHOP.COM
( THERE THEY’LL TEACH YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW )
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I KNOW MY MUSIC!
me and my buddies made a "studio" in our den…we just got an old pc, bought a copy of frooty loops, and wired the computer up to a mixing board. you can record anything onto it, lyrics, guitar, keys, drums, you can even make you own rhythm on the program. then mix them all. it was a little ghetto, but hey, we lived in the hood anyway.
we recorded a local rap crew’s mixtape (good times cuttin tracks and smokin blunts with those cats) and also mixed and edited a few local alternative band’s demos with our setup
you could also go to your library, i bet they have some home recording guides you can check out
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If you only want to record vocals, then it will be pretty simple. Your going to need a computer, some recording software, one mic cable, a condenser mic and a decent mixer. Connect the mic to one of the inputs on your mixer connect the mixer to your interface then to your computer. If you had a more complex set up in mind send me an email.
Good luck!
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I recommend reading "How to Build a Home Recording Studio"
http://www.homerecorder.com/product.php?pid=124
Hope this helps!
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http://www.homerecorder.com