Hi. Me and my mate are (trying) to set up a kind of a local audio company done around our schoolwork. He has what I think is probably not the best place for recording but it is spaced out correctly to make a nice neat one.
It is above a garage and is a smallish room.
We would like some tips for a nice sounding low budget recording/audio studio.
p.s. We are getting some nice equipment as well. We like the Tascams, Zooms and DAWs, any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Sparks.
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We would like some tips for a nice sounding low budget recording/audio studio.
There's a ton of advice if you read through the various posts in this forum. There's also my Acoustics FAQ that puts most of what you need all in one place:
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