I'm just starting to set up a Digital Audio Workstation and am looking for a coach who is familiar with all the tech involved, with the available equipment options, and who can guide me to the point that things are sounding good. and also act as a resource for later questions. We can figure out what a fair rate would be.

I'd like to buy some gear for a personal recording studio and I need help. My budget is $2000. I have a Korg Triton, and a MacBook Pro. I plan to buy Reasons and Nuendo because I'm a little familiar with them. I'm interested in production and recording vocals at home. I'm new to this as I have been using only my Korg to make music, but I'm trying to expand.

I have a band, and i would like to record a couple of our songs, at home.

What I'm working with:

Software:
-Sonar 8 PE
-Pro Tools 7.4
-Anything Software wise i can get if needed.

HI,

I appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks in advance!

I'm building a relatively small & sleek home studio with (hopefully) high-endsound. I'm a IT guy during the day and a musician at night, with an 850sq ft apartment as well as the following existing items:

Hi,
Would appreciate a little advice please.

I currently use an old cheap pair of speakers for monitoring and I'm looking to upgrade. I really dont have much cash though, around £200.

Could anyone advise on some monitor speakers for that price please?

I am not new to recording, but I am just getting around to setting up my first semi-pro home studio. A few pieces of equipment that I have had for a while (compressor, interface, mixer) -- as well as a new headphone amp and effects box -- use balanced cables for some aux patches.

Im looking to get a mac notebook with Intel Core 3 Duo, 1GB DDR2 memory, 120 GB harddrive.

Is this enough to safely run with MAudio project mix, Pro Tools M-Powered, and reason at the same time? I will be recording the 8 inputs at the same time.

Should I get more memory?

ok i need help figuring out what to buy for my recording studio.

this is the computer i'm planning to get from pugetsystems.com;

Hey everybody, my names Jay, and Im setting up a home recording studio in my basement. Ive been "shop hopping" around London for a while now, and every salesperson seems to give me different advice, which usually arises from suggestions that I make...