The process of recording sound, whether it be speech / voice, music, or sound effects, is an exciting and rewarding process. Whether you’re a beginner setting up your first home studio or a seasoned producer looking to refine your gear, understanding the essential equipment is crucial.
Although recording and reproducing sound can initially appear overwhelming, professional-sounding results can be obtained with the correct tools and a little know-how.
So, if you’re prepared to advance your skills and begin recording your own podcast, music, or album, or if you want to get involved with sound effects for video games or films, that’s great! We’ve got you covered.
In this series of posts, we’ll walk you through the must-have items that form the backbone of any modern recording setup.
Briefly we will talk about:
- The Computer or the Workstation
- The Audio Interface
- Headphones and Monitors
- Microphones
- Cables and Accessories
- Recording Software and Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)
- Acoustic Treatment (Optional but Recommended)
Stay tuned and rest assured that we will cover every aspect of it in as much detail as you will need to know.
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