Your computer is the nerve center of your home recording studio—your recording, processing, and mixing hub. In an ideal world, you would have a dedicated computer for music production, but it ...

Dan O’Brien knows a business niche when he hears one. O’Brien, a solid musician who has been playing guitar for 28 years, is an entrepreneur who started a recording studio in his home on a ...

I want to start recording music at home but I don't have any equipment or software. I also don't really have any money. Is there a way I can get started without breaking the bank? This list ...

Maybe you've been inspired to build your own home recording studio. And maybe, you're not quite sure where to start. Well, an audio interface, a good mic and a decent set of headphones will get ...

One of the beauties of voiceover work is that you can do it at home by creating your own mini-studio. But you've got to find the proper equipment. That takes research.

Starting a home recording setup doesn’t have to be complicated. The key is choosing the right basic equipment and setting it up correctly. Let’s break down exactly what you need to get started.

Well, a half decent home computer for a start. Personally I favour Apple gear for my audio work simply because I find that when configuring a marriage-made-in-heaven assortment of outboard studio gear ...

3. For home recording, find the right workstation. Ableton and Logic Pro are both digital audio workstations that provide a library of loops, samples and instruments that musicians can use to ...

5. Heighten your intuition. Once you’ve recorded your demo, Bhore says play the song in front of a friend. It helps heighten your sense of awareness about what’s working and what’s not.