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After I had blown quite a few thousand dollars in a recording studio, a sound engineer friend made a cool suggestion. “Why don’t you buy an ADAT, and do some tracking at home?” So I purchased that venerable 8 track digital tape recorder and saved oodles of time and money putting all my synth tracks on tape. That was my start in home recording, and oh, the fun I’ve had since!

What are the basic pieces of equipment and software one needs to record at home?

There are so many ways to do this! Well, since you’re reading this, you probably have a computer, so let’s base our home studio on the computer. We’ll start by understanding the different functions we will need filled in home recording. Then we’ll understand what the best hardware and software products to do it are. In general, the principle I recommend is to use fewer pieces of equipment with more functions. That approach saves time and, usually, money. As you advance in your recording skills, you can go for more specialized equipment.

There are two distinct phases in recording a song. One is the “in” phase, referring to everything needed to get your music performance into a basic recorded form, with however many tracks you need. The second phase is the “out” phase, where you will take that raw music, process it and create the final stereo version.

The “in” phase — sending the music to your computer

Music can be put into your computer either as audio or as MIDI. Audio is actual sound recordings. MIDI records no sounds, but only the digital instructions for an instrument to play. It is much like a combination of a pianist and sheet music. Without an instrument, he can make no music. With MIDI, you are saving the note and volume instructions to be played on the instruments of your choice later on.

Although some programs let you put MIDI notes into your computer through your computer keyboard, and other programs have music generation features that allow you to create an entire backing band without playing a note, the best solution is a velocity sensitive MIDI keyboard. It gives a much more realistic performance. For example, playing a key softer will record a softer note. Other features, such as aftertouch, allow you to add vibrato and other realistic effects.

Audio simply means actual sounds. Audio tracks will include vocals, acoustic instruments, and electronic instruments whose sounds you wish to use. You will do well to get at least two microphones. Some microphones are better constructed to record vocals, while others are optimized for instruments. In addition, having two mics allows you to record in stereo, or two soloists performing at the same time.

Receiving the music into your computer

All of this will get your music up to your computer’s door. How do you get it inside? With an audio interface that has: a microphone jack that fits your microphone cable and preamp function (so that the signal is strong enough to be properly recorded), phantom power (if you use a condenser mic that needs it), a line input for synths and sound modules, and a MIDI interface. Remember the principle – less products that do more. Some find it simpler to run every audio sound, mics and all, through a hardware mixer (with phantom power and effects) and sending that pre-processed signal to the audio interface’s line input. You’ll still need the MIDI interface function for your MIDI recording, though.

Once your audio and MIDI are inside your computer, software takes over. For our recording we will use what’s called an integrated audio/MIDI sequencer. Famous names include Cubase, Cakewalk and so forth. These programs record multiple tracks of audio and MIDI in perfect synchronization.

Now you have all the equipment you need for the “in” phase. What will you need to take the many tracks of audio and MIDI you have recorded and make a song out of them?

The “out” phase — making MIDI into music

We mentioned that MIDI is simply digital instructions, it is not actual sounds. Now we will need to create actual sounds from those instructions. There are two options for this: external and internal.

External sounds come in little boxes called sound modules (or keyboards with their own great sounds). Sound modules have hundreds of high-quality patches that re-create every instrument in the orchestra, classic electronic sounds, spacey new synthesizer creations and sound effects. To use them, you send the MIDI back out from the sequencer program through the audio interface’s MIDI output and into the sound module. You then take the audio output from the sound module back into your computer via the line input on your audio interface and record it on a new audio track in the sequencer. It is now a real sound and is perfectly lined up with the other tracks.

Internal sounds come in lots of different types. Instruments that you use from within your audio/MIDI sequencer include VST instruments and software synths. The latter may automatically come with your audio interface, or require installation like any other program. Option two is a full-blown sampler/synthesizer program, such as “Reason”, that you connect your sequencer to through a software function called “Rewire.” And there are also sound modules that come in the form of PCI cards that you physically install on your computer.

Fine tuning and effects

Most every song will use spatial effects such as reverb and echo. You may find that some tracks are slightly out of tune. On others, there may be a consistent buzz that needs to be removed. For all of these, you will want to have an audio editing program or plug-in. A plug-in is simply a function you can add to your basic sequencer program. Plug-ins exists for all kinds of functions, including reverb, compression, equalization, noise reduction, pitch correction and so forth.

An audio editing program is a standalone program that does all of these things. With most audio/MIDI sequencers, you can configure your software to call up the audio editing program and fix the track without leaving the sequencer.

Mixing down

Once you have all of your tracks and sounds recorded, you will need to mix them down to stereo. Again, this can be done in an external or internal fashion. To do it externally, you would need a hardware mixer. This method limits you to the number of tracks you can send independently through your audio interface and the number of tracks your mixer can handle. Nonetheless, mixers give you a real surface to work on, and often include quality studio effects, reverbs and such.

Internal mixing means using your audio/MIDI sequencer to mix down the entire song to two tracks. The advantage of doing it internally is the expanded number of tracks you can use. The disadvantage is the difficulty of mixing with a mouse on a computer screen. There are, however, hardware mixing surfaces which simply control your software program.

Mastering and burning

Once you have your stereo mix, you want to put the finishing touches on it. These touches include overall compression, equalization, noise reduction, fading in and out and bringing the recording up to a normalized level of volume. Your audio editing program should be able to handle these adequately, although there are specialized mastering programs which offer higher quality and many more enhancement features.

Then you’re ready to burn your song to CD. Odds are that your CD writing drive came with a program that does just that and you won’t need anything more. I did mention that you’ll need a CD writing drive, didn’t I? Well, now I did! And if it’s MP3 you’re after, most audio programs encode MP3s as well.

And that’s it! Now you have everything you need to make your musical magic at home. Have fun, but I don’t need to tell you that, because it just is.

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Just a few years ago the only way to record music was to use a professional recording studio. They were large multi-roomed facilities that employed an array of sound engineers to operate a vast collection of equipment. You had to pay for studio time, maybe studio musicians, studio engineers, and the like.

The next step in music recording was project studios. These were smaller studios with professional sound engineers that were often tailored to specific music genres or set up as personal recording studios by individual musicians or bands. Since thousands of dollars of equipment and years of schooling were once required to produce professional sounding recordings, only well-off music aspirants could afford their own recording studio.

Next came the home recording studio. These were originally set up by amateur musicians with some money and a little technical experience. Unfortunately, the sound quality produced during these sessions was a far cry from what was produced in the professional recording studios.

Technology has progressed in leaps and bounds in the past few years and had put a new face on music recording. Today, the commercial recording studio has actually become an endangered species, falling prey to the more personalized project studios. In addition, today’s home recording studios are more economical and turn out the same sound quality that a few years ago required a commercial studio.

In the last few years, the price of a home recording setup has gone down in price while the available technology to produce quality sound has increased dramatically. Recording music at home that is of studio quality is now feasible without investing a fortune. You can record your own high-quality digital CD with your own inexpensive equipment.

The basics skills needed for recording music at home, as well as mixing and producing your work from your own home recording studio, can be mastered by almost anyone. You don’t need any special skills. With the use of computers and digital recording systems, all that’s required is the ability to read and follow instructions.

Today, technology is available for almost everyone to begin recording music at home. To most, this would have been impossible up to a decade year ago. The unthinkable has become affordable and is no longer impossible. You’ll be amazed at the results that you can easily achieve. Whether you are a professional musician, a skilled amateur, or just interested in dabbling with songwriting or recording, you can have a home recording studio.

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Home Recording Studio Equipment – What’s The Best To Get?

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Is Home Recording Studio Equipment worth it? This is a common question. If so, what should you buy and what should you skip? I’m going to give you a different answer than you are probably used to getting: buy nothing. Don’t even think about buying equipment. Why? Generally, because you can get the same thing by just downloading some software to your computer. Let’s get started and find out some more below

Software can do everything hardware can do

Software can emulate hardware in a very realistic way. In fact, you can have a “virtual studio” on your computer which will actually look like a real place. The controls and everything will be very realistic looking and things will be as if you are standing in front of a real-life studio. This is the approach I think you should take because of the power it gives you.

Imagine walking into a studio that looks like it belongs to the biggest producers

This is the experience you’ll have when you download some good software which recreates the studio in the best way possible. You will be able to do anything possible that you can with a real studio, the only thing that you need to bring with you is an idea.

Download software to begin making music today

If you are set on making music, this is the next step that you should be taking. Here’s an exercise that you can do, too. Try to recreate music and beats that you have heard on the radio. Your favorite song? Try to make it in your virtual studio. This will be a process that will teach you a lot about music and will help you to learn the skills that you need to become a successful producer.

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So if you’re serious, download this and begin now. They have a quick start guide and some videos which will help to get you on your feet. By tonight you can be putting your sounds into the program and begin making your music. I hope this helps!

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