Hello, my name is Michael I am going to be putting together a home studio when I get back from my patrol with the coast guard, I will let you all know what I have currently: I have studio quality headphones the beats by dre pros, A KORG Trinity keyboard, a akai MPK 25 little piano beat pad, and a audio-techina like 100$ usb microphone.

Although there are many tools now available for various platforms the fact is that home studios lack these important aspects that make them completely unsuitable for mastering:

I am in the process of finishing a sound isolated room, it is a double wall set-up. (box inside a box) From what I understand, any noise not blocked by the first wall will enter the cavity and bounce around between both hard surfaces so some means of absorption within the cavity is necessary. A few questions, the first is why.

I need to record vocals with OK quality for a few songs using Cubase.
I don't have a pro home studio. I just need to know if it's a reasonable microphone to start with.

hi there everyone. I'm going to be investing some money into a descent home recording setup and was wondering if anyone here can give me some advice on what to buy. i know how to get a nice clean mix out of my band but what i need help on is compression and mastering.

Hey all. I'm a rap artist(in a duo) and record/mix our music, primarily vocals. Originally, I was going to split costs in half with the other artist in our duo, and we were going to upgrade our equipment. However, I've come to the conclusion that i want my OWN equipment. The equipment is at his place, and he doesnt know how to do anything.

Hey all. Im pretty new to the forum, but am amazed at everyones knowledge and am learning a lot in short time. My question is about a mic and audio interface. Tax time is coming around and I'm just not sure that what I use to record is up to par, or if it will be worth it to buy new gear.

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Hi. I'd like to ask you all about the following possible setup considering the fact that I want to record an album by Micing my vox ac30 (and, after that, my voice) to the computer, followed by drum composing, mixing, etc.

Hello All,