I live to use the M 201 very often in the studio, because it sounds very natural and very clear – on almost every source.
Steve Albini
Producer from Chicago
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YOUR FIRST STUDIO SETUP: WHAT YOU NEED TO CONSIDER
1. Application
You need to keep a few simple things in mind:
✓ How many musicians will you usually record?
✓ How much room do you have for your studio?
✓ Which instruments do you plan to record?
✓ Will you have customers or will you use the studio only for your own productions?
✓ How many musicians will you usually record?
✓ How much room do you have for your studio?
✓ Which instruments do you plan to record?
✓ Will you have customers or will you use the studio only for your own productions?
2. BASIC SETUP & ROOM ACOUSTIC
Your computer is the heart of your production, followed by an audio interface that will convert the analog signals of the microphones into digital signals. Your standard equipment should also include a pair of active speakers and a set of headphones that is comfortable and natural sounding. In the beginning, your furniture will improve a room’s acoustics. A heavy sofa, bookcases and other objects that do not have reflecting surfaces. Professionals use absorbers filled with glass wool or rock wool.
Microphone for your recordings
Headphones for recording & monitoring
Audio interface converts analog to digital signals
Computer & Software for recording, mixing & mastering
Listening Monitors for checking your recording
Absorbers & furniture for the perfect room sound
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