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Well, as I am incredibly tight on cash recently, I really have no means of buying studio monitors for home recording. Thus, I have decided on getting a piece of IEM or Headphones. But even for that, I'm on a budget.

Hello!

Whats the best monitor to get for mixing and mastering under 100$? Is the quality going to be so bad that it will affect the mixing so much so that it will sound bad, if I try to buy monitors under 100$? Could i get better reference headphones for 100$ or should I take a sh*tty monitor over a good reference headphone?

Hello everyone! This is my first post on the forum. After doing some research, I've come to you guys for some help in finding quality equipment that won't break the bank. I already HAVE a set up, but need to take it up a notch. I have a friend whos an audio engineer.

so i am trying to figure out what i need for the following.

so i'm building a band with that will eventually be 7+ people.

all the bass/guitars are going direct to pa, or mixer, you know, no amps with acoustic drums and horns

so i need a lot of inputs on this mixer/audio interface.

Hello, I'm looking for the best quality deal 12 to 16 inputs preamps or preamps combination for 2000 - 2500$ (for studio recording). For now, I've only spotted the StudioLive 16.4.2 from PreSonus...

Any ideas?

A combination of Apogee's Ensemble and Focusrite or SSL would exceed 3500 and 4000

Thank you!

Jonathan

Hi there guys! I'm looking to start to build a studio in a large space that I am renting. The budget I have to start with is £5000. I've worked in a few studios both independently and alongside professionally producers. Iv'e got experience in using studio equipment but not a lot of knowledge as too what is good equipment and what is the best gear to buy for a budget £5000?

I have a quick question for someone who may have some suggestions or knowledge in this area. I have been playing piano for a while and I would like to start recording my playing. I would like to say this: I am not looking to set up a home recording studio, at least not now; I would have no room anyway, most of it is taken up by the upright piano itself.

Hello,