Wednesday, October 12, 2005
How To Setup a Recording Studio on Your Computer
Posted by Chris Gohlke in "SOFTWARE" @ 05:00 PM
"It all started with the four-track cassette recorder, really. That gave budding bedroom musicians the chance to make their own music (it was also the start of the lo-fi movement, as if people had forgotten that much of the great music of the ‘60s was made on four-track machines, with very good sound, but that’s another story). That was just the first herald of the recording revolution, however. These days, anyone with a halfway decent computer can record, mix, and put their own music on CD. And, thanks to technology, you don’t even need to play an instrument to do it."
This is a nice introduction to the tools you need to set up a computer based home studio. You can get started for practically nothing, but the sky is the limit as far as what you can spend for software and equipment. Of course, if like me, you have no musical talent, all the software and equipment in the world are not going to help.
This is a nice introduction to the tools you need to set up a computer based home studio. You can get started for practically nothing, but the sky is the limit as far as what you can spend for software and equipment. Of course, if like me, you have no musical talent, all the software and equipment in the world are not going to help.
