Home Studio Setup Guide
Setting up a home studio is easier than ever. You need the right priorities. Room treatment is number one. A treated room makes cheap gear sound good. An untreated room makes expen
Setting up a home studio is easier than ever. You need the right priorities.
Room treatment is number one. A treated room makes cheap gear sound good. An untreated room makes expensive gear sound bad.
Next, the interface. A Focusrite Scarlett is the standard. Clean, reliable, affordable.
Microphone depends on what you record. A Shure SM57 for instruments. An AT2020 for vocals. Both under a hundred.
Monitors should tell the truth. Yamaha HS series are more accurate than anything with boosted bass.
Headphones for late night sessions. Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro are comfortable and reliable.
That is your studio. Room treatment, interface, mic, monitors, headphones. Everything else is optional.