Making a home studio

[el mae de las teclas]

Well, recently interested on the topic of home recording, I was doing some research and found this link :
http://arts.ucsc.edu/EMS/Music/tech_background/TE-14/teces_14.html

I know many of you know everything about it, but hopefully some of you will find it useful and interesting :)
Andrés

[lighthouse]

Nice!, to add up to that one:

http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html


lots of useful stuff!

Juan Pablo

[gusjdt]

Oh wow. I love this thread. Sticky please??

Just now I'm recording a demo with my band, and this stuff helps out so much! Thanks guys!

[rock_ya]

Maybe I should move this to Gear tutorials and change the title to sth like: "Making a home studio" so we could sticky it? What do you think?

[gusjdt]

I don't mind that. Go ahead. :D

[mlunapiena01]

Might be a good idea... certainly a new title is in order I think, if it's gonna be a sticky... dunno if it's best put in gear tutorials or not..

[rock_ya]

Done :wink:

[ZuL]

Cool sticky. You guys might wanna check this out as well:

http://www.johnlsayers.com

Many pictures and designs to show complement whatever theory there is. Join the forum too if you're serious about doing your own home studio.

[lighthouse]

Actually there´s a topic about my future home studio there :D if you want to check it out!, very nice forum


http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6292


Juan Pablo

[PinkFloydDudi]

This website I found has a guide written. Is is about 60 pages or something but assumes you know NOTHING about studios and walks you through everything from how to connect your first midi cable to how to master a 48 track mix.

Enjoy

http://www.tweakheadz.com/
(click on the guide once at the website)