Video #3: www.youtube.com DUBturbo presents: (Step By Step Instructions & Pics Below ) How to build your own sound booth and recording room for cheap. See step by step pics at: forums.nichechoppers.com This is a personal journal video as I convert two rooms in our new unit into acoustically treated recording and production rooms with a sound booth conversion in the closet. Soundtrack from: www.artofbeats.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- Studio Tables from Ikea x 3 with adjustable legs for height. Studio gear: Everyone has their own gear, there is no standard but I'll cover usual gear needs for pro audio in the next video. Wiring: Don't skimp out on wiring, home studio or not you want clean sound on everything from your mics to your sound cards to your mixing boards etc. Keyboard: Midi enabled Aftermarket sound card: For new comers I'd recommend the steinberg CI2 - it's awesome. Mixer: Get a Mackie 16 if you're starting out, or even pro. I've been at it for 12 years and have condensed my studio over the years a lot, and I love my mackie for home use. Midi cables: Any - usb is ok nowadays as technology has caught up to audio nicely. I have the uno usb/midi going to my motif and it has awesome response time. Monitors/speakers: Rokit's are popular, I have the Mackie M8's, depending on your room size consider 5" vs 8" vs10" monitors, most often 5-8 will do. Speaker stands: Get stands with spikes on the bottom so the floors or walls don't ...
Monday, 7 January 2013
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Video #3: www.youtube.com DUBturbo presents: (Step By Step Instructions & Pics Below ) How to build your own sound booth and recording room for cheap. See step by step pics at: forums.nichechoppers.com This is a personal journal video as I convert two rooms in our new unit into acoustically treated recording and production rooms with a sound booth conversion in the closet. Soundtrack from: www.artofbeats.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- Studio Tables from Ikea x 3 with adjustable legs for height. Studio gear: Everyone has their own gear, there is no standard but I'll cover usual gear needs for pro audio in the next video. Wiring: Don't skimp out on wiring, home studio or not you want clean sound on everything from your mics to your sound cards to your mixing boards etc. Keyboard: Midi enabled Aftermarket sound card: For new comers I'd recommend the steinberg CI2 - it's awesome. Mixer: Get a Mackie 16 if you're starting out, or even pro. I've been at it for 12 years and have condensed my studio over the years a lot, and I love my mackie for home use. Midi cables: Any - usb is ok nowadays as technology has caught up to audio nicely. I have the uno usb/midi going to my motif and it has awesome response time. Monitors/speakers: Rokit's are popular, I have the Mackie M8's, depending on your room size consider 5" vs 8" vs10" monitors, most often 5-8 will do. Speaker stands: Get stands with spikes on the bottom so the floors or walls don't ...
Video #3: www.youtube.com DUBturbo presents: (Step By Step Instructions & Pics Below ) How to build your own sound booth and recording room for cheap. See step by step pics at: forums.nichechoppers.com This is a personal journal video as I convert two rooms in our new unit into acoustically treated recording and production rooms with a sound booth conversion in the closet. Soundtrack from: www.artofbeats.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- Studio Tables from Ikea x 3 with adjustable legs for height. Studio gear: Everyone has their own gear, there is no standard but I'll cover usual gear needs for pro audio in the next video. Wiring: Don't skimp out on wiring, home studio or not you want clean sound on everything from your mics to your sound cards to your mixing boards etc. Keyboard: Midi enabled Aftermarket sound card: For new comers I'd recommend the steinberg CI2 - it's awesome. Mixer: Get a Mackie 16 if you're starting out, or even pro. I've been at it for 12 years and have condensed my studio over the years a lot, and I love my mackie for home use. Midi cables: Any - usb is ok nowadays as technology has caught up to audio nicely. I have the uno usb/midi going to my motif and it has awesome response time. Monitors/speakers: Rokit's are popular, I have the Mackie M8's, depending on your room size consider 5" vs 8" vs10" monitors, most often 5-8 will do. Speaker stands: Get stands with spikes on the bottom so the floors or walls don't ...
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