It's not about how fast you can pump something out, it's how efficient you can use your knowledge to create the best available product while delivering a professional experience.
TTYL,
BCEB
Monday, January 14, 2013
The At Home Studio
The At Home Studio is a blog dedicated to service anyone from audio professionals to industry newbies. My goal is to provide readers with the essential knowledge on how to set up their at home studio. This will be done in the most effective and cheapest ways possible. (Note not all products and designs will be cheap. A wise man once told me 'you have to spend money to make money'.) However, this blog will discuss essential products needed to start a small at home studio, microphones on the market, DAW setups, digital interfaces available on the market, mic techniques, template setups, artist management, synthesis, room treatments and how to use this all at home to your advantage. Stay tuned for later posts. Next posting is all about the first items one will need to acquire before getting the ball rolling on their studio.
It's not about how fast you can pump something out, it's how efficient you can use your knowledge to create the best available product while delivering a professional experience.
TTYL,
BCEB
It's not about how fast you can pump something out, it's how efficient you can use your knowledge to create the best available product while delivering a professional experience.
TTYL,
BCEB
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Love the pic.
ReplyDeleteI think that picture alone explains why so many people are DIY now a days.
DeleteHey really like the idea you got going here. Looking forward to your posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rody yours as well. I think a lot of us can share different aspects of AP and learn from each other.
DeleteLooks good Ben. I'm wondering if you blog post's will include acoustical treatment for DIY audiophile. I look forward to finding out.
ReplyDeleteYou got it. That will post a little while from now. I will also be including an excel spreadsheet that allows users to plug in acoustic information and gives accurate results for treatments. Stay tuned!!
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DeleteEverything is cool Ben, I hope to take some of your concepts I learn here and apply them to what I have going on in my home studio situation.
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