I'm looking into branching out into doing more mobile recordings, both to help w/ the overhead at the studio and because I have had more demand for it.

Here are a few criteria:

1. Primary use will be for recording school bands/choirs/orchestras. Mainly stereo pair, though I am willing to explore other methods.

Hey y'all
I'm new here, hope i'm posting in the right place.
I have a rare opportunity - a month and a half with pay but no work, and gotta stay at home because we have a newborn kid. I want to build a studio in my garage, which is relatively big with a hard tile floor as in the pic below:

I am a frequent reader of these forums... but when I saw this today I decided to register and post. It is funny as hell. Enjoy!

I started recording about six years now. I started out recording on a cheap Compact with a build in sound device on the motherboard. I have since moved up to an old gaming PC with a PreSonus Interface. The motherboard has failed on me with the gaming PC.

Note: I am not a gamer, so I will not be using this for gaming. I bought it off a friend.

Hey everyone, I have been recording on a computer and in my room for a while and will now be starting construction on an actual home studio soon and would like to go over my gear and fill in any gaps i might have. Once construction is done I want to set up and get it up and running as fast as possible.

I am recently attempting to building my bedroom studio to record mainly vocal and acoustic guitar. The path of bedroom studio seems hard to me at this moment, but I believe it will go smoothly the more I learn :)
Back to the topic, in order to start the bedroom studio, I have already bought 2 equipments which is:
AI: M-Audio ProFire 610
Mic: RODE NT1-A

hello.

i live in brazil and will travel to US for business and figure out that would a nice chance to buy hardware for a cheaper price than I can get in brazil.

i have intentions to buy the following as a start:

I was thinking about getting an electric drum kit as it would be but i'm not really a fan of the little pads they have going about.

I want to design and build a cab for an Eminence Patriot 12" speaker, and I already have the internal dimensions plotted out.

If I design a 1x12 cab, will it sound thin or lackluster compared to a 2x12? Also, how hard is it to get good tone from a home-built design? I understand some acoustics and definitely understand the wood construction techniques.

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