Hello everyone, I am going to be turning the guest house of my new home into a recording studio, I wouldn’t consider the project to be a "home recording" studio because it's just to massive of a space and the budget for construction and equipment is far above what could be considered a "home recording project", I would like to know if anyone has gone through this, I'm interested in the legal as

Hello Recording.org Folks,

Most of my friends who have Home Studio's have their garage converted into something very nice and costly that looks like a Star Wars space ship with lights off their racks glowing in the room with a computer that could probably run a space ship. I don't have that pleasure or that kinda cash . But each year I record at least 4 CD's and I have yet to hear 1 finished song from them.

I am planning to convert my bedroom into a control room of sorts, primarily used for mixing progressive rock and rock tracks, occasionally acoustic music as well as metal-orientated music.

The floor is carpet, and the walls and floor are thick, solid concrete.

OK, I realize that title is a bit whacky, but... :D

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http://www.headchemists.com/free/Legacy.mp3
http://www.headchemists.com/free/ElonOak.mp3

i have recorded some songs in my home studio use the onyx 1640 and Cubase sx and i need to finish the song in a major studio. what is the best way to do that...if the studio i take it to is Pro Tools bases how can i take what i did in Cubase and further mix or finish it in Pro Tools.

i hope this makes sense to the experts

Hay guys I upgraded my studio with gear that even would make the pro say whaaat,but it"s not the sound i want,

Hey all, I use a Pro Tools M-Box system, and I'm looking for a Mac to run it on instead of Windows.

I found the Apple store link to the G5's. http://

Hi,
Ive been dabbling for about a year with home recording on a budget, and it's time to get serious. I have:

P4 2.66 all purpose Dell 4550
1GB RAM (max supported)
80GB HD
Deta 66 (w/Omni box)
Yamaha P120 and Evo MK461c for midi control
DAW-worthless PC speakers (halfway decent consumer-level headphones)