Basic Tips & Setup for a Home Music Studio

This is a brief overview of the most basic elements of a home music studio, geared towards electronic musicians, but applicable for all. A few helpful tips and explanations of several of the various parts that make up the backbone of the common computer based studio. visit www.silkwolf.com or http://destinjacobus.posterous.com/

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25 Responses to “Basic Tips & Setup for a Home Music Studio”

  1. When is that MIDI …
    When is that MIDI video coming?

  2. hi b wat up hope u …
    hi b wat up hope u good im using fl studio to make remixes and ive just bought a good pc with alot ram and fast processor i bought some logitech speakers with it but only thing good about it is the sub the other sounds are not that good so im thinkin of getin d krk rocket moniters i need help how to set them up with my pc wat cables do i need a soundcard etc please reply back bro because im quiet frustraited at the moment

  3. @bbaw8 You could …
    @bbaw8 You could use a jack that splits the signal for two headphones. In my town we call it Y, but I don’t know the name in english. I get those at regular electronics shops.

  4. Depends on a …
    Depends on a variety of factors. Quality of the mic, outside noise, mic placement, and yes.. a quality interface will help.

  5. I just use a …
    I just use a computer and a samson mic to record. how do I setup headphones so the the person who is doing vocals and hear and I can hear from the computer I’m using?

  6. not sure about the …
    not sure about the bandana and the fringe but effing good video just the same

  7. @detox85 yeah …
    @detox85 yeah 500gigs of ram would certainly handle things… you would set a world record for RAM while you were at it as well

  8. i have had a …
    i have had a problem recording clean vocals
    from my mixer i have the berhringer 802.
    do i need to add a interface

  9. or i could use a …
    or i could use a usb audio interface right?

  10. Great video mate. …
    Great video mate. Is that UB40 remix yours ?. Its dope. I’d love to grab a copy to play on my show will make sure you get credit ! Cheers, Jim.

  11. LindseyKateDolbear on January 21st, 2010 at 11:48 pm

    Thanks very much, I …
    Thanks very much, I currently use an AW16G workstation but want to move in to computer based recording and this was very helpful.

  12. Depends on what …
    Depends on what mixer you got. Some newer mixers have a USB or Firewire output for bussing the output into a computer (so you wouldn’t *need* a soundcard). Otherwise, the answer is yes, you need a soundcard.

  13. have the output …
    have the output from your soundcard go to a channel in your mixer, then you can route the mixer’s control room output (not the main output) into an input of your soundcard and send your mic channel through the control room out – > soundcard – > recording software.

  14. yes that should …
    yes that should work without any problem.

  15. do u need the sound …
    do u need the sound card? because i ordered a mixer the other day hoping that i could record from a mic into my computer through it.

  16. hey another …
    hey another question i was thinking about getting a mac mini with a 500gb of ram and a 4gb memory will that i ok running logic and few other plugins, and the maschine?????? just wondering

  17. hey would that work …
    hey would that work with logic?

  18. ok curious question …
    ok curious question
    you have an audio interface connected to a mixer right??…how do you connect them?..and how would i get a mic connected to both..if that makes any sense..

  19. such an interesting …
    such an interesting tone of voice.

  20. Why don’t you call …
    Why don’t you call Ableton and ask them?

  21. hi thx
    for you help …

    hi thx
    for you help.
    can you tell me where i can found the ableton suite craks.
    wish
    max

  22. how much do you …
    how much do you make on your music?

  23. you dont look like …
    you dont look like a DGK
    lolz

  24. Yes, that’s def …
    Yes, that’s def ideal. I do have some foam under the monitors though to manage the bass response. I might add that this was also at my previous home to where I have my studio now. :) Lot’s has come and gone. I’ll be hopefully adding some more videos coming up soon. Thanks for the comments!

  25. re: monitor …
    re: monitor placement.
    I understand that in your room space is an issue but it should be mentioned that it’s preferable to not have monitors in corners of the room.
    Also (and im not positive about this) you probably want to Not have your monitors ontop of boxes or bins as it’s supposed to really mess with the bass response. U might want to try a some small diy shelfs or something on the cheap.

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