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CjD: How to Build a Home Recording Studio : Pro Tools Software

1. GET a computer!!!”A fast computer” with fire wire and USB”
2. GET a sound card/interface
3.GET recording software ex. “Pro Tools”
4.GET Speakers/monitors
5.GET a main work station EX. Midi controller or Synthesizer
6.GET a pair of really GOOD Headphone
7.GET a condenser mic

Hope this gave you some ideas!!!!!

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25 Responses to “CjD: How to Build a Home Recording Studio : Pro Tools Software”

  1. how to get table …
    how to get table like that?

  2. cool studio man.
    cool studio man.

  3. Toastrecordings on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    Nice little studio …
    Nice little studio man. Check out my home studio vid.. Toast ;)

  4. buy a behringer uca …
    buy a behringer uca 222 interface and it comes with energy xt behringer edition to record.
    Run an rca cable from the output on the interface to the input rca’s on a stereo, run it on a flat eq, and you have monitor speakers. plug your amp into the interface, or with a mixer. It will use up to at least a 16 track mixer.
    My entire setup cost me about $100 bucks.

  5. dat dont help u …
    dat dont help u just wanted to show off ur gear!haha solid!

  6. this nikkas …
    this nikkas up

  7. what kind of power …
    what kind of power conditioner do you have?

  8. how much money????? …
    how much money??????????????

  9. how much did all of …
    how much did all of this cost? plz reply

  10. CommBreakDown on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    @ppssvvnnrr11 FOR …
    @ppssvvnnrr11 FOR REALZ IM PoooooRR!

  11. AlexVictorEverett on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    Don’t mix with …
    Don’t mix with headphones!

  12. how much is that …
    how much is that chair?

  13. Pleasetakeitkind on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    krk = junk
    krk = junk

  14. marioalosangeles on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    nice studio dude, …
    nice studio dude, wish i was on your budget..

  15. @JinstaBoY true, …
    @JinstaBoY true, usb powered isn’t the best, but if you wanna hear how the M-AUDIO USB POWERED CONDENSER MIC sounds like with somebody that knows what there doing, you should check out this rapper named MJ DAMAGE, he really knows how to make a BEST BUY mic, sound pro quality.

  16. @iFlowSoSick 1) Got …
    @iFlowSoSick 1) Got a laptop 2) Got reaper / audacity 3) Gonna get a mic, non USB cause I heard they aren’t the best, and 4) Will do soon,

  17. @JinstaBoY 1. …
    @JinstaBoY 1. computer 2. recording software 3. mic (usb powered) 4. headphones 5. enjoy.

  18. Nice video men. By …
    Nice video men. By the way I would like to ask if how did you connect the to monitors?where can I connect my other monitor?thanks

  19. Nice video men. By …
    Nice video men. By the way I would like to ask if how did you connect the to monitors?where can I connect my other monitor?thanks

  20. robertduckyworth on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    @disturbedrocks992 …
    @disturbedrocks992 i agree its an awesome desk

  21. HIGGLEFORTTOPALIS on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    @Rookerman32 cause …
    @Rookerman32 cause there sick as fuck

  22. The best sub to get …
    The best sub to get for a home recording studio is a sub use for a home theater. Make sure you get a sub with good low frequency outputs.

  23. Why did he pay more …
    Why did he pay more than $200 for a headphone when he only has a home recording studio? There’re much better headphones under $200.

  24. BurnsidesMusic on June 18th, 2010 at 5:25 pm

    Total bro. Stuff’s …
    Total bro. Stuff’s legit.

  25. Lol enjoy your Juno …
    Lol enjoy your Juno G dude. Midi controllers are cheap as chips. Nice video well done.

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