I am attempting to set up a decent recording rig in my bedroom to make some demos. I play primarily guitar (metalcore/post hxc) and also some screaming vocals.

Hey guys I am creating a small recording studio in my room. I have no equipment right now except a computer and no absoulutely nothing about creating music. My budget is around $200. I was wondering if this set up would work.

Hi there,

I was wondering if someone could give me advice. I want to set-up my own recording set-up at home as recording sessions at the studio are just way too expensive and I like to take my time. I currently produce music through the use of Cubase and would like to record vocals into the Cubase program.

i want to start recording demo's for my 5 piece alt.rock/indie/power-pop band, i have $500 to work with, i already own a Yamaha 12 channel mixer(102C), a laptop, Sonar Calkwalk 8.5 producer, and an SM58. i know ill need a interface, mics, etc, but i need advice on the best bang for my buck, etc.

I'm trying to answer this question for my degree's research project. If you have an opinion please can you take my survey, it will take 5min and will be a great help for my project.

I was wondering what you all thought of this setup? (This is the gear I am stuck with, I don't have a budget - i just wanna know if I'm doing things right)

Yes, I know this has been asked a billion times before, and I HAVE done my research reading many posts, but I want to ask again (it's not because I'm annoying):

Has anyone heard of Killer Home Recording? The creator of Recording Review . com wrote it. Anyways its an ebook that is wrapped around starting your own home recording business and dives in how to handle,any and everything really. He has a chunk of the ebook for free at the moment. I have read about 12-15 pages of it and its quite incredible.

I've been reading around, but everyone has a different budget & goals, so any advice on ramping up a home studio by these params is appreciated!

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Hello,

I am trying to set up a home studio and have some questions. Like many novices, I went into Guitar Center with a little bit of knowledge and made purchases based on their suggestions and my budget. Now, I am trying to figure out if I really have the equipment I need for my purposes and if I need to buy a new computer, etc.