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How To Build A Home Studio.

23/11/2020

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​Every musician will dream of having their own home studio where they can go to record their own music, but this does not just have to be a dream. You do not need to have an enormous amount of space and spend an absolute fortune to build your own home studio, but you will be amazed at the difference that one can have on your life when you have a space to record and properly immerse yourself in music (it can also be a good place to listen to records nice and loudly!). So, if you have dreams of having your own home studio then read on to find out how this can be a reality.
​Choosing a Space
The first step will be to work out where you are going to have the studio. While you certainly could have a space built, you can convert any room into a home studio but ideally it will be in a quiet area of the home and with enough space for all of the equipment that you need.
 
Soundproofing
 Obviously, soundproofing is a hugely important step as you will want to stop sound from escaping but also block out any exterior noise. Sound absorbing foam can be surprisingly affordable and effective in terms of providing a dryer sound on recordings while stopping the neighbours from complaining. Wire Realm has a good article on the best way to soundproof a home studio that is worth checking out.
 
Equipment
Once you have a soundproofed space, you will want to start bringing in the equipment necessary to get started with recording and music production. At a minimum, this is likely to include:

  • A recording computer
  • Digital audio interface
  • Microphones, cables and accessories
  • Studio monitors
  • Isolation headphones
  • Studio recording software
  • Instruments
  • Desk chair
  • Storage
 
Obviously, this can all be at a major cost which is why you need to take your time with each purchase. Be sure to do plenty of research online as you do not want low-quality equipment for your studio and you might be able to make some savings by buying second hand.
 
Financing A Home Studio
These are the main steps to take to build a home studio. Obviously, it is going to cost a fair amount to get set up and running with a home studio and not many people will have this much money to spend easily. This is why it could be worth taking out a payday loan from somewhere like Cash Lady - this can be a quick and easy way to get the money that you need to get up and running and you can then simply pay the loan back in monthly instalments.
 
Hopefully, this post will inspire you to get your own home studio set up. It is a real luxury to have somewhere that you can record and listen to music in the home and it does not always have to be a massive and expensive project to undertake.
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