Allright, I want to get my own home studio for myself and bands that I play in. I need it to be something under $800, and if you could, around $700ish. I don't want something uber-professional, but something that isn't going to sound like complete crap. I have a good understanding of audio, mixing, digital recording and what not.

just looking for suggestions for a good quality and good sounding mic for all around home studio recording. Have been checking out large diaphragm condensers/ some tubes. Vocals is my number 1 priority. Also some acoustic guitar. Style of music is hip hop/rnb (not sure if that'll make a difference). Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I'm a noob... yes i said it haha.

This is my setup at the homefront.

Brand new HP Pavilion Notebook - Adobe Audition 1.5 as the recording/editing program.

Hooked to the laptop via USB - M-Audio MobilePre USB preamp.

Hooked to the Preamp via 1/4 jack cords - Eurorack UB1202FX

Hi guys --

Our band is going to be recording a CD at home. I have a Tascam US-122 audio interface on a Windows system. We just bought a set of drum mics, and I have a few questions.

I have a groove tubes 67 valve mic that I use in my small home recording studio. I also have a groove tubes 'The Brick' tube mic preamp which I also use as an instrument D.I. The acoustics in my studio are not very good I need to add.

Hi all

I would like to share my wish list for my amature small budget home studio. I just wanted to know what are your views and reviews or comments on these gears.

PC-3.4Ghz, 2 GB Ram, 80GB (HD) at present.

Hi everyone,

I am in the process of acoustically treating my studio room and waiting for the replacement of my MOTU 896HD (long story) and my NT2000 microphone... so I see that I will have around 4000-5000 USD free soon I want to upgrade my studio (my current setup I will place at the end so you can see what components are good/bad ugly).

Can anyone shoot me an idea for a simple pro-tools setup at home. I dont need keyboards, just want a simple setup for dropping vocals over beats already broken down and sequenced onto CD.

Im looking to start recording @ home and would like to know what is needed for a simple set-up. Im not looking to make any beats, just recording. Can someone shoot me a list of things i will need.

I know that i will need

Pro-Tools
Computer
Mic
Moniters. .anything else.

Hello, i have been looking into purchasing a home studio type deal, I'm not all to formilliar with everything

i went to two music stores and both had a completely different out look

one said to get the MBox2 because its the easiest to set up and is great for starting up

the other said to get a firepod w/ Sonar 5