Of course, building a home studio takes more than just user-friendly software—you’ll need microphones, a headset, instruments, cables, a way to record drums, and accessories to hold it together.

Putting together a home recording studio is easier than you may think.

Creating your own home recording studio will save you time and money if you do it right. Check out our set up tips and recommendations on room acoustics, speaker selection and other gear needed.

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Home recording studio technology is more affordable than ever. Here are the essentials to invest in so you can start making tracks today.

With a few hundred dollars you can actually set up a pretty decent studio to start recording at home. There will definitely be a few limitations, but nothing that isn't pretty easy to work around.

No matter what size space you live in, it’s entirely possible to set up a personal studio for recording your own vocals and instruments — and it’s more affordable than you might think.

If you’re a musician, then you’ve been involved to varying degrees in recording. While many of you have probably been in a pro studio, it’s likely that you’ve dabbled with the idea of doing some ...

Set Up Your Studio For the most part, setting up a home recording studio just requires a lot of plug-and-play. Nevertheless, you’ll need to know a few things to get started. Pick a Quiet Room ...

From choosing mics to distributing songs, learn how to setup a DIY recording studio on your computer and start getting your music out there.