Recording Studios In Your Home
I would like to create, and setup a cheap, but still nice, home recording studio. All I am looking to do is record vocal, and acoustic covers, along with some keyboard covers. What am I going to need to do all this, and what is it going to cost me?
First Thing you need is money
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http://turbokolour.yolasite.com/n-track-studio-6.php Click the link to download: n-Track Studio 6.1.0 Build 2642 Final Portable (20.99 Mb)
n-Track Studio is an audio & MIDI multitrack recorder that turns your computer into a full-fledged recording studio. You can record, playback, overdub just like with a tape multitrack recorder, but you can exploit the flexibility and power of today’s PCs for applying effects, realtime input processing, automated aux channels sends and returns, destructive and non-destructive wave editing. The program supports 24bit-192 khz recording, multiple channels soundcards, live input processing, mp3 encoding and much more.Features:
- Audio in all popular WAV file formats except 8-bit, as well as Ogg Vorbis
- MIDI (with piano-roll editor)
- DX/DXi/VST/VSTi plugins
- cut-paste editing
- ASIO, WDM, and MME audio interfaces
- robust set of built-in effects (compressor, MB-compressor, parametric EQ, reverb, auto-vol, pitch shift, echo, chorus, and tempo delay)
- spectrum analyzer
- LIVE mode for hearing FX while recording
- multiple soundcards
- surround mixing
- automation of volume, pan, aux sends & returns, and plugin FX parameters
- ReWire technology by Propellerhead
System requirements
n-Track Studio works with: Windows XP, Vista, 7, NT, 2000, 2003.
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http://www.xewton.com/musicstudio
music studio offers a complete music production environment for the iPhone/iPod touch/iPad with features and a sound quality previously only known to desktop applications and expensive audio hardware.
It combines a piano keyboard, 26 professionally sampled instruments with sustain, a fully-fledged 128-track sequencer, a note editor, reverb, real-time effects and much more in a highly user-friendly interface.
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7. CAD GXL2200SP Studio Condenser Mic Recording Pack
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6. The Porta-Booth Pro – Your recording studio at home and on the Road
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My son and me building a recording studio. We’ ve had so much fun until we noticed that you can see our BomBoms – that’s how my son calls our buttcheeks… lol 
The awesome music is from my friends of “EsKiMo”!
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I’m in Columbus, Ohio and if you need me to make, create or design a studio recording booth for you at a affordable cost. Hit me up Facebook Unique Soul or email: onthamic_uniquesoul@yahoo.com
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what is the best studio/music recording app on the app store.
And is there any that let you upload instrumentals from your ipod music library?
I have found that groove maker is a good one
I’m a teenage guitarist and singer/songwriter looking to record some music, maybe even to make a demo tape at some point. I don’t have a lot of cash, and I don’t have a ton of knowledge as to how to record things and get the sound I really want. As of now I only have an SM-57 microphone and Garage Band on my Mac. What sort of programs and equipment should I get just to start me off?
i’m assuming your sm57 is XLR and not USB so you’ll need some sort of audio interface to connect your mic to your computer. if you had a USB mic, you could plug it in and play with garageband.
to quickly get started you could buy a USB mic and use garageband, or get an interface and use your mic. it depends on what you want to do.
i would recommend getting an interface because it gives you more options. you can get them for less than $100 or up to thousands upon thousands of dollars. when looking at an interface you need to think about what you want to record. if you just want to record guitar and vocals, you can do this easily with a small 2 channel input interface. if you might want to record a full band at some point including a drum kit, you’ll want more inputs. if you have a friend that plays a MIDI keyboard, you’ll have to make sure you have a MIDI input.
if you get a two input interface you can plug your guitar in, and plug the mic in and play them both together, or you can record each independently and mix them later. you can also plug the guitar directly in and then also mic the amp and mix those together for a different guitar sound. so if you are just planning on recording yourself, you can easily get something pretty cheap. just remember that if you are wanting to start a band or something and want more options down the road, you might want to go ahead and get more inputs on the interface now.
the good thing about the interface is that it will come with some recording software. you can probably still use garageband if you download a driver for the interface.
the SM57 is a great guitar mic. for vocals you might want to get an SM58 as well. for basic recording the 57 will be fine for you, but in general its not the best for vocals.
go to sites like guitarcenter.com musiciansfriend.com and sweetwater.com to check out the prices of audio interfaces. i like the mbox series because it comes with protools which is industry standard for recording. the price is a few hundred more than the others that do the same thing, so just do some research and read reviews and decide what will work for your project on your budget.
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NEW – YODA RECORDING
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STAR WARS VOICES
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