Hello

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I had a disaster last week while recording and I'm curious if anyone has a suggestion on what went wrong.

Hello there, I just recent bought some new equipment hoping to start recording vocals at home!
I went to my local music store, the clerk there helped me out with selecting some equipment based on my budget and requirements.

I run a desptop with Windows Seven installed ( i also have a laptop with vista installed).

Hi,

I'm new to all of this.

I'm looking to record some classical concerts in high quality.

I'm about to buy a Sony PCM-D50 as this seems to be about the best quality-wise in my current price range, and I'll be recording at 24 bit 96kHz (and playing them back on my high end audiophile hifi).

Hey guys, Im 22 and majorly into hip hop . I just semi soundproofed my basement with glasswool etc. I have some equipment but I'm not sure if its routed correctly or even if its adequate. I really need some help here.

Over the years I have accumulated the following equipment. Over the years I have used it to create both instrument and instrumental with vocal tracks for my own performance use using a minimum amount of equipment and without paying an arm and a leg. WHAT I HAVE LEARNED TO DO OVER THE YEARS, I'VE TAUGHT MYSELF AND I AM NOT "INDUSTRY TRAINED".

I'm having trouble getting a good recording - so what i have at my disposal:

> A pretty powerful laptop
>Power amplifier
>12 channel mixer
>8 wireless mics
>$100-$600 budget (or up to 1k, if the difference is WELL worth it)

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?

Hello all.

Hello all.