Comments on: How to Build a Home Studio for Computer Based Music Production http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production A Blog about Music Production, Recording, Mixing & Mastering in Home Studio Fri, 06 Jan 2012 18:36:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: karon beach http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-556 karon beach Tue, 13 Sep 2011 10:04:39 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-556 I together with my pals were found to be studying the best secrets and techniques from your website and then all of the sudden developed a terrible feeling I had not expressed respect to the web blog owner for those secrets. Most of the men happened to be glad to read them and already have really been using those things. I appreciate you for genuinely very kind and then for figuring out varieties of marvelous ideas most people are really needing to be informed on. Our honest apologies for not saying thanks to you earlier. I together with my pals were found to be studying the best secrets and techniques from your website and then all of the sudden developed a terrible feeling I had not expressed respect to the web blog owner for those secrets. Most of the men happened to be glad to read them and already have really been using those things. I appreciate you for genuinely very kind and then for figuring out varieties of marvelous ideas most people are really needing to be informed on. Our honest apologies for not saying thanks to you earlier.

]]> By: admin http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-434 admin Wed, 01 Jun 2011 14:52:12 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-434 sure, we can collaborate. always willing to listen to new music and stuff :-). When you get a chance, please listen to all my Original Compositions from the link below : <strong>http://www.muziboo.com/kitcha/music/albums/</strong> sure, we can collaborate. always willing to listen to new music and stuff :-) . When you get a chance, please listen to all my Original Compositions from the link below :
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]]> By: Jitendra Pandit http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-337 Jitendra Pandit Wed, 08 Dec 2010 06:31:46 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-337 Hi Swamy, You are doing an amazing job. I must say that this is quite a unique website that I have come across and the information found here is absolutely invaluable. I am an aspiring music composer too and am looking forward to taking some of these tutorials to further enhance my skills. So far I have been amateurish with the song recording software. But will get there some day. Check out some of my stuff at my website. I will be delighted to collaborate with you if you are open to the idea. Will appreciate your comments. Jitendra Hi Swamy,

You are doing an amazing job. I must say that this is quite a unique website that I have come across and the information found here is absolutely invaluable. I am an aspiring music composer too and am looking forward to taking some of these tutorials to further enhance my skills. So far I have been amateurish with the song recording software. But will get there some day.

Check out some of my stuff at my website. I will be delighted to collaborate with you if you are open to the idea.

Will appreciate your comments.

Jitendra

]]> By: admin http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-126 admin Mon, 30 Aug 2010 14:38:20 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-126 @francis, gear wise, you are good to go. any decent product out there in the market would be a good start and I think you have selected good products. about the connections, take a look at the video link below : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoe9JOGiLsU Also check the comments on the video page so you can relate to your setup. @francis, gear wise, you are good to go. any decent product out there in the market would be a good start and I think you have selected good products. about the connections, take a look at the video link below :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoe9JOGiLsU

Also check the comments on the video page so you can relate to your setup.

]]> By: francis http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-104 francis Thu, 27 May 2010 23:42:53 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-104 good day.. i've been doing a little production with fruityloops for over 4yrs now, just a hubby though. i decided to take it up a notch by setting up a home studio. i'm an aspiring artist and i've done little demos with cubase. i recently got a 1024 behringer mixer (usb), a per of behringer monitors and a behringer B2 condencer mic.. i intend getting a lynx L22 pci card and an m-audio 46keys keyboard.. like i said earlier i produce with fl studio and i take voicing with cubase.. PLEASE I'M I ON THE RIGHT TRACK WITH THE GEARS I PURCHASED/ABOUT TO PURCHASE? and how do i go about the connections to my pc? good day.. i’ve been doing a little production with fruityloops for over 4yrs now, just a hubby though. i decided to take it up a notch by setting up a home studio. i’m an aspiring artist and i’ve done little demos with cubase. i recently got a 1024 behringer mixer (usb), a per of behringer monitors and a behringer B2 condencer mic.. i intend getting a lynx L22 pci card and an m-audio 46keys keyboard.. like i said earlier i produce with fl studio and i take voicing with cubase.. PLEASE I’M I ON THE RIGHT TRACK WITH THE GEARS I PURCHASED/ABOUT TO PURCHASE? and how do i go about the connections to my pc?

]]> By: admin http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-54 admin Thu, 08 Apr 2010 17:54:24 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-54 Hi Harish, Thanks for the comments. Your right, its not at all easy to try out so many DAWs out there in the market. But if you can squeeze in lots of bucks, its good to go with the best available and branded in the market. Let me first say what I've got in my kitty now : 1. MBOX2 PRO (Audio Interface) 2. RODE NT1A (Mic) 3. Samson Resolv A5 (Active Studio Monitors) 4. Yamaha PSR E14 (Its a very ordinary keyboard but I only use it to drive the Virtual Instruments. Actually I'm planning to get a good MIDI controller keyboard). 5. Pro Tools 8 (DAW) Apart from what I've, the most common gears that people possess are : 1. To name a few, Audio Interface from companies like M-Audio, MOTU, Cakewalk, Presonus, Motu, Lexicon can be looked upon. 2. For Virtual Instruments, I love Reason 4 and lots and lots of Refills :). I've free Reason 4 refills downloads available. Check it out at http://www.homestudiosound.com/category/blog/free-reason-4-refills 3. For keyboard, I would suggest and love to have Korg M50 and the likes from Roland. 4. DAW - Obviously lot of people have their preference but it will be mostly Cakewalk, Ableton, Logic Pro, Sonar, Cubase 5. For Mic, I like RODE a lot on the condensors and the most standard dynamic is Shure SM58 for vocals and SM57 for instruments. Hi Harish, Thanks for the comments. Your right, its not at all easy to try out so many DAWs out there in the market. But if you can squeeze in lots of bucks, its good to go with the best available and branded in the market.

Let me first say what I’ve got in my kitty now :
1. MBOX2 PRO (Audio Interface)
2. RODE NT1A (Mic)
3. Samson Resolv A5 (Active Studio Monitors)
4. Yamaha PSR E14 (Its a very ordinary keyboard but I only use it to drive the Virtual Instruments. Actually I’m planning to get a good MIDI controller keyboard).
5. Pro Tools 8 (DAW)

Apart from what I’ve, the most common gears that people possess are :
1. To name a few, Audio Interface from companies like M-Audio, MOTU, Cakewalk, Presonus, Motu, Lexicon can be looked upon.
2. For Virtual Instruments, I love Reason 4 and lots and lots of Refills :) . I’ve free Reason 4 refills downloads available. Check it out at http://www.homestudiosound.com/category/blog/free-reason-4-refills
3. For keyboard, I would suggest and love to have Korg M50 and the likes from Roland.
4. DAW – Obviously lot of people have their preference but it will be mostly Cakewalk, Ableton, Logic Pro, Sonar, Cubase
5. For Mic, I like RODE a lot on the condensors and the most standard dynamic is Shure SM58 for vocals and SM57 for instruments.

]]> By: Harish http://www.homestudiosound.com/blog/how-to-build-a-home-studio-for-computer-based-music-production/comment-page-1#comment-49 Harish Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:02:38 +0000 http://www.homestudiosound.com/?p=5#comment-49 Thanks Srini for taking the effort to educate aspiring musicians who want to setup a home studio. For the DAW software, it is virtually impossible to install 4-5 of them and go through a big learning curve with each and then decide on which we are most comfortable. It might be a good idea if u can actually give brand/model nos. of 4-5 items in each category, so that readers have a better base to research on thanks once again! Thanks Srini for taking the effort to educate aspiring musicians who want to setup a home studio.

For the DAW software, it is virtually impossible to install 4-5 of them and go through a big learning curve with each and then decide on which we are most comfortable.

It might be a good idea if u can actually give brand/model nos. of 4-5 items in each category, so that readers have a better base to research on

thanks once again!

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