If you are a musician, the days of renting out expensive studios to record your music are over. With the advances in home computers, the amazing hardware and software available, and the flexibility of the digital format, recording your own music at home has never been easier.
How to get started are given bellow :
1.Get a high-quality computer with enough memory to run the hardware and software you need.
2.Invest in a back-up hard drive. You won’t want anything to happen to these precious files while you’re working on them, or once they’re completed.
3.Research the various software that’s available. Remember, free doesn’t always equal best!
4.Invest in excellent speakers. If there’s one area that you should splurge, this is it. Replaying your recordings and trying to hear the intricacies over your tiny computer speakers is nearly impossible.
5.Learn at least the basics of MIDI and digital audio, and how they work together.
6.If you want to make your own CDs, you will need a CD burner.
7.Know how and when to use EQ—sometimes less is more!
8.Take advantage of the many online Music Forums available; follow the advice of those who have done this before.
9.Plan your budget carefully, this equipment can really add up.
10.Patience matters. Knowledge and experience will follow.
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