The Ultimate Wired Home: Build Your Own Recording Studio
Filed in archive Wired Home General on June 8, 2005

Are you a budding musician? Maybe you're just looking to lay down a few tracks for your homeys? Well, you might want to consider building a home recording studio. USAToday has an article that gets you started:
Today, anybody can easily set up an amazingly capable home recording studio, called a digital audio workstation, or DAW. All you need is a decent computer and a modest amount of cash for some digital recording hardware and software.
Imagine fabled music producer George Martin sitting in the multimillion-dollar control room of abbey Road Studios about to mix and master the Beatles' raw recording tracks.
For about $3,500, including the price of a new computer, you could be sitting in front of a DAW on a kitchen table with capabilities Martin never dreamed of. A DAW converts analog audio - vocals and sounds from a musical instrument - into a digital file that gets etched directly onto a computer's hard drive. It then puts hundreds of editing, mixing and mastering options within mouse-click reach.
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Imagine fabled music producer George Martin sitting in the multimillion-dollar control room of abbey Road Studios about to mix and master the Beatles' raw recording tracks.
For about $3,500, including the price of a new computer, you could be sitting in front of a DAW on a kitchen table with capabilities Martin never dreamed of. A DAW converts analog audio - vocals and sounds from a musical instrument - into a digital file that gets etched directly onto a computer's hard drive. It then puts hundreds of editing, mixing and mastering options within mouse-click reach.
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