Setting Up a Home Studio - Final Update

Music is a means of self-expression – like talking, miming and dancing. A home studio lets us keep a record of our expression – like writing, painting and video recording. And home studios go even further than that. They give us new ways of making and altering sounds, and present new options in the process of audio production.

I\’m currently working on my third home studio. I put together my first home studio in the 80s, consisting of a four-track recorder, several synths and drum machines, and some rack-mounted effects modules. My second studio in the 90s was different – it was centered around a MIDI sequencer on my small laptop, which I connected to multi-timbral keyboards and sound modules. Not only was the gear different, but I had to learn a whole new way of thinking.

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I’m really enjoying following your story, Adrian! And I love how you ended-up with the Yamaha MM8 , almost seems like it was destined to be! Now that the studio is almost complete I hope you’ll be able to find some time to start playing and recording again, that’s when the fun (and hard work!) will really begin.

@scottwills Thanks, Scott. I’m still loving the keyboard, and finding opportunities to play it throughout the day. Maybe it is destiny! I’m looking forward to making some music too. I’m surprised it is taking so long to “kick in”.

@Mihai You’re full of great suggestions. I have been following those threads. Actually, I may use them as the basis for some Audiotuts articles, if that’s OK.