Basic home studio design: You’ve made the decision to produce your own music, but where do you start? One option is to go to the nearest professional recording studio, however with fees starting at $100 ...
Below is a list and some screen shots of my top 5 home studio recording programs:
1. Pro tools is all about intricate audio editing and is used is many of the top studios around the world.
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2. Logic is a good option if you’re looking for high quality results with a manageable learning curve.
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3. Cubase is the granddaddy of recording home recording products and handles Midi very well.
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4. Garageband comes totally free with every single Mac currently on the market. It is now becoming a real option for many musicians since Apple purchased Logic and started to mirror its features in Garageband.
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5. Audacity is another free option but is a little less slick than Garageband. With a nice sound card it can sound good.
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