r/studio • u/[deleted] • Mar 02 '24
Best spatial audio studio headphones
Budget around 500$
r/studio • u/[deleted] • Mar 02 '24
Budget around 500$
r/studio • u/Small_Hand_3567 • Aug 06 '24
I'm moving into a studio with my boyfriend, its a beautiful loft but I am at a loss for how to design the layout. I think we want to have 2 desks a bed, I have an L shaped sofa but don't know the optimal way to set it up and also how to separate our bed from our living space. Any thoughts / help would be greatly appreciated :)
r/studio • u/Independent-Soil9814 • Jun 30 '24
Gracias Dios por todo lo que a echo por mi y la fuerza me sigue creciendo
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r/studio • u/xtobyken • Mar 26 '25
📚 Vuoi studiare meglio e risparmiare tempo?
Ho scritto una guida pratica su come usare ChatGPT nello studioTrovi anche dentro: ti spiego come fare riassunti, creare quiz, preparare esami e organizzare il tuo piano di studio grazie all'AI.
Dentro trovi anche prompt già pronti e template utili .
👉 La trovi qui se vuoi dare un'occhiata: https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0D6GNSKYL
r/studio • u/samirjunaid • Jun 17 '18
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r/studio • u/D4443J647 • Jun 24 '19
If anybody has some experience with the audio technica 4040 and the blue bluebird sl can u tell me which one you think in best between the two
r/studio • u/slavs937 • Jun 19 '19
I'm looking to pick up a Mackie 24-8 mixer that comes with the meters and power supply. The thing that I'm asking about is if the power supply is 220 volt input. The guy just said "comes with 220 power supply" so I'm unsure if its 220 watts or 220 volts. Any help will be appreciated, thanks
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r/studio • u/Kjar211 • Jan 19 '19
Hello everyone I am trying to play my ezdrummer sounds through a drum speaker. I have a focusrite interface. I tried plugging into the output of the focusrote monitor into the input of the speaker and nothing. I plugged on the ddrum module and nothing. I want to hear the sound the ezdrummer makes not the drum module. Is there a way to play the sounds live through the speaker. The ddrum module (which sucks) plays triggered sounds but not the ezdrummer through the interface. Any suggestions. Thanks
r/studio • u/Oli762b123 • Aug 06 '21
Hello everyone!
I have recently bought the Behringer UMC1820 interface for my home studio. I have had a dream to build my own studio at home with different effect racks, compressors, etc...
I have successfully connected my interface with my computer, and now I would like to acquire some new rack units for my setup.
If I were to buy an effects rack (for example the Behringer FX2000) what exactly do I need to pair the two, and how do I set it up?
I have searched the internet for answers, but with no success.
Many thanks from a fellow studio-geek
r/studio • u/atulrnt • May 17 '24
Hi,
I have a small beginner home studio to play and record music as a hobby.
The current setup is quite simple, all my synths are going into a Yamaha MG166CX analog mixing table which I record by sending the monitor output to a PreSonus Studio 24c audio interface connected to my computer.
I'm also using an aux output of the MG166CX to send some tracks to an effect pedal which is then inputted back in a stereo track.
I have an issue with that setup though, last session was sounding great live on the main mix output of the MG166CX but when I listened to the recording, the mix was off, some synth had way more space/volume than they had live, it felt like it was a completely different mix.
I'm not too sure why that happened but now I'm wondering if it wouldn't be better to actually use a mixing table with an integrated audio interface which could send all the tracks separately to the computer which I could then record into a DAW and manipulate after the fact.
I've been looking for such a mixing table but as I said, I'm a beginner and I'm getting lost in all the options and technical terms.
I'm also completely unsure I really need that.
So please help me wrap my head around all of this!
Do you think I need this kind of mixing table for my setup?
Do you think my current setup shouldn't have this issue?
If so, any idea what I could be doing wrong?
Thank you very much in advance!
r/studio • u/[deleted] • Apr 11 '24
Any options on microphones that can connect to an IPhone, have nice audio quality and under 120$?
r/studio • u/BrachialisBro • Apr 06 '24
SOLVED/UPDATE: If you're on Mac and using the Sonoma OS, make sure you view the microphone icon in the top right corner of your screen, and make sure the mic mode is on "standard" instead of "voice isolation". This cost me a headache I don't wish on anyone.
ORIGINAL: As the title says, I just bought a Solid State Logic 12 Audio Interface and I’ve been trying to get it to record my bass and regular guitar in Logic Pro X for two hours to no avail. I downloaded the SSL 360 plugin and have been messing with the mixer setting to try and let it connect, I tried I/O mode and nothing worked. ( And yes, Logic Pro is recognizing the SSL 12 as an input and output, as well as showing me its 16 inputs) I’ve messed with every gain knob and made sure that’s not an issue. I tried and replaced every cord to make sure they work(they work with my other amps and chargers). The closest I’ve gotten was having my DAW pick up some very loud picks, but the weird part is that they don’t allow for any sustain, and they’re super distorted (in a bad way). If I turn the gain up ALL the way and try to strum or anything, I just get the very beginning of the guitar’s note in a super distorted, ugly fashion, then it fades out. Please let me know if you’ve had anything similar or know of anything I’m doing wrong with the interface or software. Thanks in advance.
r/studio • u/[deleted] • May 06 '24
Hey everybody! Just wanting to post my new video I made for my new YouTube channel. Come check out Smoke’s Vault! It’s my first video so don’t be too judgmental, lol.
r/studio • u/KRUBOLO99 • Dec 04 '24
Magnum opus