Who is E-Home Recording Studio intended for?
If you are new to the world of home recording and you're looking for a comprehensive source of free lessons that will teach you everything you need to know to get started recording music in your own home studio, E-Home Recording Studio is the site for you.
What will E-Home Recording Studio teach me?
The goal of E-Home Recording Studio is to equip you with all of the knowledge necessary to accomplish the following goals:
- To choose the ideal room in your house operate your studio
- To give your room the best possible sound by adding the right acoustic treatment
- To find the right recording studio gear for you by examining your personal goals
- To avoid wasting any money buying unnecessary gear
- To quickly build a working home studio for recording music
- To get started recording instruments
- To get started editing and mixing songs
- To complete your first finished song in the quickest possible time
Once you have learned to do all these tasks, you will be well on your way to creating awesome original recordings in your own home recording studio.
Where should I start?
If you already know specifically what topics you are interested in learning, you can choose from whichever lesson you like at the menu bar up top.
If you are completely new to recording, or you just aren't quite sure where to begin, I highly recommend that you start with one of the following lessons in this section:
- How to Record a Song - This lesson outlines the entire process of recording in a studio, from pressing the record button, all the way to listening to your newly finished song on your ipod.
- Recording Studio Equipment List - This lesson covers every piece of equipment that you will need to have in your studio, from the microphone all the way to the studio monitors, and everything in between. They will be explained in the exact order the signal travels, so that you may understand how every piece of gear works together, from beginning to end.
- Home Studios vs Pro Studios - This lesson explains the different ways that your home studio is likely to fall short of the capabilities of a multi-million dollar professional studio. More importantly, you will learn some of the best ways to work around work around these obstacles.