Steps Purchase a computer. Choose a piece of recording software. Purchase and install an audio interface. Buy an audio mixer. Choose studio monitors and headphones for your studio. Decide on a microphone(s) to use in your studio.
How to build a home recording studio?
Find The Perfect Spot. It may seem obvious,but I was very surprised by how many people seem to forget they need to first think about where the studio
Seal And Secure. Making sure the place is tightly sealed gives you a certain degree of freedom that would totally change your music game.
Vent And Breathe. Now that you got all the cracks,gaps,and holes nice and parched,you need to let some oxygen in!
Tweak Your Floors. This step is all about achieving the best sound quality you can have.
Treat Your Walls. Sound has a way of bouncing off walls that may or may not be welcomed depending on the materials of which your walls are constructed.
Choose Your Computer And Software. Ah yes,you made it to the technical part!
Set Up An Audio Interface. Replacing your computer’s sound card,an audio interface allows your recording software to process audio signals from instruments and microphones into your computer as
Gear Up. No recording studio is complete without some essential gear to round up the professional experience.
How do you set up a recording studio?
Set up the studio. Your recording studio should have two spaces: a mixing area with a desk and a recording area. These areas may be separate or joint. Equip your mixing area with a desk that can hold your computer and your mixing equipment. Set up your recording area with the mic stand, a chair, and your instruments.
How to set up a home studio?
Room Size Avoid small rooms. They’re an acoustical nightmare.
Room Dimensions Avoid rooms with equal width and length dimensions. If the room is an exact square,avoid it like the plague.
Room Surfaces Try to avoid rooms with too many reflective,hard surfaces.
