Guide To Home And Project Music Studios

OK, so you are new. You have an idea of making and producing your own music. And you feel inspired. Perhaps you are a seasoned musician, tired of paying someone else to produce your music. Perhaps you are building a studio to record your band. Of course, you still can make a large studio with tons of outboard gear (which sounds better than ever), or you can let computers and modern digital multi track machines replace hundreds of functions that used to require separate hardware units. We are not talking about a cheap, hissy, unprofessional sound, like we used to get with old 4 track cassette studios. But don't think just because you have the gear you will sound like a million bucks, automatically. Basically, we consider the studio itself to be a musical instrument. The great masters of the recording arts learned their techniques by devoting their lives creating, capturing and tweaking sound. Because you may be running your studio on a computer, we'll cover that too. Who are we?

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