Hi there,
I am starting a recording studio with a business partner, and as I was searching the forums here for input, it seemed to me that the level of expertise and willingness to lend a hand is unusually high among members. So, I figured that I might be able to find a bit of specific advice from a few who have had some experience with this stuff.

hello, I have a fantastic recording facility that I have signed a long term lease for however due to unforeseen circumstances I can no longer work full time as an engineer.

Please help me.I just started my low budget recording studio.It's the first recording studio here in our small island of Bohol,PHilippines. When tracking, do I have to adjust the equalizer of my mixer in finding its nice tone? or I will just insert equalizer on track effects?

Hope u'll attend to my question..thank you very much

I did this back in the mid-80s with a Ramsa console, an RCA patchbayand Otari 2 and 8 track recorders.

Things have really changed. My first attempt to build a digital recording studio was not successful. It worked and the quality was good but inserting and controlling music and sound effects and monitoring have been a complete PIA.

I am going to try again.

Secrets of the newbies,

Hey guys, my name is JoshUA Hamilton and I own and operate a recording studio in Middletown, Ohio called JoshUA Recording Studios. You can check out some demos of my work at http://myspace.com/joshuarecordingstudios .

Hi, I'll be building a 12' x 20' studio. Concrete slab, with cathedral ceiling of about 13' height in the center, about 9' at the sides. I'm in the planning phase (hope to begin construction in June 2008), and I have a few questions I'm hoping you guys can help me with:

Hey, I would like so much to know about studios in Portugal...

Somebody here lives there?

Thx

NOTE: I hope this is an acceptable forum to post this in, if not, I apologize.

Hi, I've been remodeling my recording studio but I've come across a small problem. My tracking room is next to a parking lot ramp, so everytime a car passes by, some parts of the structure vibrate and produce a very low rumble. I already used a lot of fiberglass between the actual wall and the drywall in every wall in the room. What else can I do to resolve this problem?

Hey all, I and currently Studying at Mainz (http://www.mainz.ac.nz) in New Zealand! (Studing Audio Engineering obviously...)

Ive been reading this forum a lot and man is it awsome! Everyone here is so helpful and knowledgeable!