How to build a home studio - What do you need?
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In this video, I show you how to build a home music studio for under $300. I show you each piece of gear and software you’ll need including a computer, audio interface, headphones, monitors (speakers), keyboard, and microphone. I also show you how these things work together. In addition to this, I’ll tell you which piece of gear made the biggest impact to my home studio setup. If you’re in trying to setup a home studio for yourself, you don’t need a lot to start producing music. A home music studio these days is very inexpensive and the results are excellent. If you’re interested in learning more about my setup, please check out the other videos on my channel.
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I love how he started right away with the video and did not jabber like other CZcamsrs
🤐 less is more
I hate it when other youtubers do that, most of the video has nothing to do with he topic
Or they say let’s stop talking and get into it or let’s not waste any more time lol
Hey I like you too 🤜🏽🤛🏽
You have a really good point! 👍
1. A laptop
2. Digital audio workstation
3. Headphones +
4. Midi controller
5. Audio interface + Microphone
Yup...that's all you need. Thanks for sharing, Alice!
Alice Goldlight can you in box me ?
What name of soft ware
= Broke
Fl studio
Hands down the most straight forward direct clear informative music production CZcamsr I've come across.
Refreshing.
Thank you Ganzo86!
Seriously!
"How to build a home studio - What do you need?"
Money. You need money.
Hopefully, the dream, first. Discipline, next.
Honestly i found some of this stuff at a great price for great quality equipment. I found some stuff online (Amazon)for the Mac and a couple small equpiment to go with all for roughly $60-$90 all together The other stuff are extra for me at the moment with wires and microphones and all that, but other than that, i found stuff for a great deal with great quality equipment
you need money in so many ways... if you want to produce something, you need money. yeees
And the award for the most unoriginal ripped off comment goes to...
Me living a in a 3rd world country:
Money plus more money and some great quantity of money.
I was vaguely wanting to mess around with free software ten minutes ago and now I'm planning my own studio.
That's how it all begins! :-D You're gonna love it!
@@SanjayC Oh, I know I will. Thanks for the information.
Try Sonar by Bandlab. It's a quality DAW that's free. Cost me $499. before Cakewalk sold it to Bandlab.
You can start with a phone and a guitar really
it’s worth the money trust me
I like how he got straight to it and left out all the extra editing and bull
Thanks, JAYVIDS!
I've been making music for fun for about a year now and I finally decided to make a little area to record and produce. This helped alot💪🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
That's awesome! So happy to hear you're getting into production
Ableton Push (I just have the first model) was a big investment initially, but it's been core to my music production learning and you can do a lot with it. From drum and instrumental finger pads to adjusting filters for a beginner / intermediate person in music production it has it all!
Yeah, I agree...its the full package for Ableton users!
This guy has such high quality content he deserves more subs
You just made my weekend! :-)
yeah
Josh Bouma agreed
Was gonna comment this
Ya
i have only headphones, a laptop, a mouse and thats it
That's more than enough to cook up some dope beats!
Get a MIDI keyboard
I bought a midi keyboard. (Novation impulse 49) and it definitely helps spark creativity by making it easier to just play around with the keys on a scale or when coming up with different chords. If you have some extra cash then i'd also recommend buying some different plugins for the type of music you want to create. I use Hybrid 3, vacuum pro, and I recently bought synthmaster one and it comes with a lot of different presets you can choose from. I stay away from Nexus as it doesnt give you much options for tweaking your sounds.
Now go hit the fucking charts
Mechapaia Shilla It’s strange that you are saying this, even in drawling you need colors, canvas, brushes, learning and experience. Why would it be any different in music?
English is not my first language but the way you speech make it easy, thanks for the video.
Thanks so much. I also have subtitles on many of my videos :-D
to be real you are simply the best youtuber for the music learning and guiding ,you are simple , you get to the point and you are really sincere about what you said and do !!!
keep it up brotha :)
Thank you so much for that nice compliment. Keep MTMYL!
How to build a home studio?
What do you need;
*Money*
Cumputer, midi keyboard, headphones
Most daw have a free version you can try
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@@ivmusic5404 bhai mujhe what's up karo aap
Get Cakewalk for free! It's a completely free DAW that is unrestricted (unlike other free versions) and has got loads of options! I was very skeptical at first because I couldn't believe that there would be a program that would be completely free with that many functions without any restrictions!
I use FL, and a komplete kontrol midi keyboard. I didn't use the midi keyboard at first, but man, it really is a godsend when coming up with chord and melody ideas instead of just clicking in notes.
Yeah, you can really feel the music with a keyboard
How to control automation with fl on midi witout it recording the mute option? I really struggle with this
@@YasuoMidOnly assign the knob on your midi keyboard to FL then record
I feel ya man, learning how to play piano took my beats to a different level for sure
Use ur pc keyboard, no need to click out notes..
Cool.
Next tutorial: How to make a home studio IF YOU'RE BROKE
That's an excellent idea!!!! I'm on it!!
@@SanjayC Hey i was kidding but now that I think about its a pretty good video idea tbh keep up with the great work👌🏿👌🏿
@@ahyesusername1895 Woah a recent comment
I mean cakewalk is a decent daw
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I started producing on my iPad with Garageband like almost every other musician did but never really got anywhere. I've recently moved up to LMMS and am now saving up for FL Studio.
My take?
Invest in DAW/s, Studio monitors and a microphone. Those 3 devices are the only ones that can't be subsituted. Built-in speakers aren't so efficient in sound-imaging, microphone quality is definetly a must and DAWs are the most important aspects of music production. A guy could have a Rode NT-1A, Abyss Diana V2 and M-Audio 61 Key, but his DAW as a web browser one. DAW is key.
Good advice!
The fact that literally everybody recommends focusrite stuff is amazing. I have (almost) every type of Scarlett they sell, and every single one is professional quality.
I know rightttt!
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Sanjay C is studio beats by dr dre a good option?
Is there any way where I connect my Audio Interface directly to speaker or not possible ????
Do you Need an Interface only for mixing and Mastering?.. without bringing in external sounds or voices or can you simply connect your mixing headphones straight to your PC ?
are you from India ???
Yes I am. You?
Hey man, unlike some people who have lots of experience in music making and the like. I’m young and I am interested In making music at 13 years old! Your videos inspire me and help me every step of the way! I’m getting all my gear for Christmas this year! So thank you for helping me start out!
Hey man me too lmao, I might try to get all my gear for a studio my 15th birthday that is in two weeks :)
Niceee!! What did you get?? I started on this 2 years ago, rn I'm 18 :D
I'm only 16 years old. But my dream is to become an edm artist. So for getting started this helps me alot. Thanks brother 🌹🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🌹
You're very welcome. Good luck with the EDM career!
Where my FL boys at?
Eyyy
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Fl gang
here
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I got a good computer with ableton intro, mouse, mouse pad, computer bag, launchpad MK2, Serato DJ, DDJ-SB2, and nearly 500 dollars to invest in a studio room. I worked hard selling water in downtown Chicago during taste of chicago and lollapalooza. I bought my equipment and I am moving to Arizona. The new house will have more rooms which means I don’t have to share a room anymore. I can finally set up a studio. I just turned fourteen and I’ve always wanted to be on that stage at lollapalooza. My inspirations are skrillex, Martin garrix, marshmello and Moonboy. I hope that you succeed and I wish you the greatest luck in this great industry😁💛
Nice! Thanks so much, my friend!
Should check out Hitchhiker, Dorian Electra or 100 gecs if you want to try some more pop-centric EDM!
Never stop cooking tunes
6:26
"My dog chewed up my cable"
6:32
*Cat shows up in the background*
My home studio set:
An Acer Aspire 5 laptop;
FL Studio 20 and Ableton Live 10;
Sennheiser HD280 Pro's headphones;
Nektar Impakt LX25+ midi keyboard;
Shure SM7B microphone;
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 audio interface;
Epiphone Les Paul Special II guitar.
Thats it, don't have studio monitors for now, but also Im only vocal tracking/singing/rapping and producing music and beats, I don't do mixing and mastering so for me this is the perfect setup and Im so happy with it
Man.😉 We always wanted a video like this 😁 great work bro
I can always count on you, Fuzz!!
First : You need enough money XD
I would recommend if you don't the funds and if you have a computer and a good set of headphones and some music on your PC or phone. Audacity is a free software to look at and many of DJing software like Serato and Virtual DJ have free version to download. Currently right now, I am using my gaming PC and my wide range music library to play with in Virtual DJ.
This is true
Kastronaut Music also you can use earbuds as alternatives to headphones cause i think they tend to be less expensive
@@sunfish9341 I would recommend superlux for great dj/studio headphones. I have HD 631 and they sound great, but the head bend sucks. But I also have JBL focus 500. In the video, it is great to have many different monitors.
And a plan... and some goddamn faith!
Honestly, using FL Studio free version is working very well for me since the only thing you don’t get with the free version is the ability to push a save button, however you can still track out your music which I prefer anyway and make amazing music. I definitely recommend doing that with FL studio if you don’t want to pay $200+ for the simplicity of a save button.
But you can save your music through another way, right?
@@baezpiantini prob just screen record it 🤣
Thank you so much Sanjay. Your content has helped out so much. I’m finally building my studio after putting it off for 25 years. 🤘🌱
best review!! i appreciate that you dont go overboard with explaining. Straight to the point and simple. Thanks!
Thanks, Julie! I try to do that with all my videos. :-D
I've had those headphones for 8 years now. Still going strong!
Nice!
I just discovered you a few weeks ago, and Sanjay, I cannot thank you enough. You seem like such a kind individual and I appreciate you and what you're doing. Thank you so much!
I'd recommend open-back headphones (ex. DT990, DT770 are closed-back) for mixing/critical listening. They are a lot more comfortable for extended periods of listening and have a more linear frequency response in my opinion. If you're recording with a sensitive mic and need to avoid headphone bleed, that's another story of course. Also wanted to add that if your stereo imaging and detail are that much better on headphones, it could be that your monitors are not properly set up. I always thought I had crappy to mediocre speakers until I really perfected the distance, angle and height (equilateral triangle). It made a huge difference!
examples of open-back?
I've always wanted to make a home studio so I can make music; and sing because, I'm a singer and I've always wanted to see things come together and be one thanks for the knowledge definitely going to do that .
Happy to help. Always here if you need more help :-)
my home studio: 140$ (without computer),
-Akai lpk 25 - midi piano - 50$
- Behringer C-1u - microphone - 40$
- Audiotechnica ath-m20x - headphones - 50$
Very nice! How do you like that mic?
@@SanjayC It is very good, if you have decent knowledge of eqs and effects, its basic sound is pretty casual, decent. I actually think you can easilly compare it to mics in 100$ category.
I will definitly recomend it :}.
@@SanjayC btw ....i subscribed..... cause of your high quality content... im very surprised... keep it up bro :D
Its really nice hearing about someone else who's dog chewed up their Beyerdynamic headphones. I had them for a week before a puppy chewed them up - was able to get them repaired through United Sound Services which I was grateful for, but I was NOT HAPPY, as you can imagine. Great video !
Thanks, Jacob...you're in good company! haha! Glad you got yours fixed too!
thank you bro! I'm new to this set up. been playing multiple instruments for more than a decade and I've just put interest on putting up my own home studio! I'm grateful for this video. Now i am listing each and every equipment i need. God bless you Brother!
I think you really know how to create a video with real value to a broad range of viewers and I always appreciate the point of view that you bring to the subject at hand. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the positivity, Lennard!
I was so confused with the tones of videos out there but your videos are so organized and helpful many thanks for the great video now I know how to start :)
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!
all in all I spent around $400 for my studio setup.
-2012 MacBook Pro
-Sterling MX3 3" Studio Monitors
-MidiPlus AKM320 Midi Controller
-Numark Party Mix Controller for Live Sets
Still need to purchase a Mic but all in all it was pretty reasonable.
Laptop-$290
MIDI keyboard-$60 with fl studio pack
Condenser mic-$105
Studio monitors-$88 (a piece I’m buying 2)
Damper-$10 (homemade Bc you can make one at home)
Boom stand-$25
Sound packs-$40 (a piece)
Fl studio-$100
Adding all that up is over $800 just for a in home studio which would be almost exactly a professional price would be as a starter professional studio would be $1500-$2000
Nice collection!
Bless you for explaining things to where they're easy to understand.
Thanks so much
Thank you, man, for helping me find out how to build my studio. I really like it. I'm gonna follow your steps, and build my dream. Thank you a lot!
I love hearing that! I'm still slowly building my dream studio. Keep in touch and I'll keep sharing my experiences with you here on my channel!
@@SanjayC Your welcome man. You're awesome.
The only tutorial/reviews that I hear till the very last second. Sanjay you've helped me build my home studio from almost nothing. I owe everything to you!
For any aspiring producer: try to use what you already have. So PC or MacBook, your regular headphones etc. If you want an affordable DAW, most manufacturers sell intro versions with a lot of options. Like Image Line FL Studio for about $70, Steinberg Cubase for roughly $70, Ableton Live 10 Intro $70 etc. All these DAW’s have a free try out version so you can decide for yourself with which software you want to start. There’s no such thing as ‘the best’ DAW. It’s subjective. Small tip: if you have friends who also produce music, buy the same DAW they use. Comes handy when you’re working together. Have fun making music you all!
I was looking to setup my own home studio and I ended up on your channel , love the content, straight to the point , definitely going to subscribe
Thanks so much!
Always go for the expensive stuff it’s way better than buying something cheap and it breaking and having to buy something better
I agree. If you can afford it, get quality stuff.
1.PC (any type)(Macs are too expensive and good pc can do a lot more things)
2.Audio interface + microphone
3.recording end editing software (You can get DAW but you can also get Audacity and do everything in that)
4.any midi sequencer and some vsts (you need sequencer to make sequences that you directly record to audacity)
5.Hardware synths and other real instruments (software ones are good for a short time but the hardware ones are always great)
6.stompboxes (analog efects)
Negl, as soon as he asked what the biggest difference was caused by, I immediately told myself "headphones". When I'd first started I was super caught up with other producers telling me about how important they were, and tbh I couldn't afford any so I was a little bummed. Eventually by the time I was ready to invest, I'd already tested studio headphones/vs monitors for myself and I was a new man. Just the mere fact that the sound itself is RIGHT MEXT to your ears made a huge difference for me, moreso than even the brand or price (I'm referring strictly to studio grade phones here, obviously consumer headphones aren't even a consideration). I felt a huge difference and eventually decided to leave the monitors until I build a dedicated studio.
Hey Sanjay, loved the way you explained things so easily. Also, I just bought a midi controller to incorporate contemporary elements into rock music.. And I have very less knowledge on choosing right instruments/tones for MIDI controller.. basically very ambient, psychedelic tones is what i need. If you have any videos on such basics on how to set up midi controller and choose right instruments please share. that would be of great help.
I like the way u explain things. I am a guitarist and uses guitar rig now i am going into studio recording of my own sonsg
Thanks, Daniyal! Please subscribe...I've got lots more videos coming.
i’m so scared and excited to start this new journey thank you for sharing this information!!
I hope for excited than scared. If you've got any doubts, check out my videos. I always talk about things in simple terms so that you can understand.
Hey Klair! That’s totally understandable, but it’s also super exciting! Hope you like beats cause I want to give you 5 free beats to use if you’d like! Just grab them here: acewavbeats.com
Great video, Sanjay! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. I’m really glad that I found your channel. Excellent, well-produced content!
I bought the exact same setup for my home studio in 2018 and I had to dig a lot deep for the information which this video provided....trust me...those Presonus Eris 4.5 Studio monitors are really great for a small/medium size room and together with beyerdynamic and Scarlett interface,they do make a powerful setup!
Take my word, and Go for it! ✌
Hey nice to hear you have the same setup. Totally agree its all you really need to make some great music! Thanks for sharing your experience!
just a 40-year-old dad here lost and learning what the hell I need to build my daughter a studio for xmas and gotta be honest this is going to be a lot harder than I thought
Start slow. Just get the bare necessities.
Lucky daughter
@laze mz yes am getting there now av been watching this channel
@@gmantoon You can do it. I bet your daughter will be ecstatic when she gets her studio! You're a great dad!
@@mgmg116 thankyou for that means a lot am trying hard. When they are 14 and know everything haha
I gotta say this man is spitting facts about beyerdynamic headphones for mixing. As a producer who's been around a while, I've used beyerdynamic the most and they are fantastic. Only thing I would say is to get the low impedance version of whichever headphone you get from them. The high impedance versions(600 ohms) are a bit too hard to drive for most audio interfaces, especially Scarlett. You'll be turning up the volume to 100% and wishing you had a 110% knob.
Every time it happens that by the time he requests to hit the like button, i would have already clicked the like button....
Keep up the good work!
You're the best! :-)
I use an AT2020 mic going through a Focusrite Scarlett Solo interface to make my music for CZcams. Works great for a low price.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Thank you so much for this priceless help! It's so hard to navigate all the options out there!
You're welcome!
I keep coming back to this video, ever since the pandemic started I have been dipping my toes in music production and its from this channel that I have amazed most of my knowledge.
This video was so useful getting started
My studio is actually a home studio for my band. Which means I need a lot more gear. I use a Sennheiser e609 for guitar, (I'm the guitarist), and old Soundcraft mixer, (about to upgrade to a multitrack USB mixer), a Casio CGP-700 Keyboard/Midi Controller, Presonus Eris HD10BT Headphones, Logitech home speaker system, Pyle PDKM-7 Drum Mic Kit, Shure PGA 58 for vocals, (about to upgrade), Dell Latitude E5470, Presonus Studio One 4 Prime, and Videopad for video editing. And a couple of $30 headphones for monitoring while we're recording.
i never commented on videos like this but you're cool
Thanks Athul!
Can I hug you? Thank you so much for this.
Here's a virtual hug! 🤗
I started with garageband and skull candy earbuds. You don't need much for hip hop or edm beats. I gradually built up my gear to logic pro x, headphones, and speakers. Plug-ins will get you far also. Now I am looking for a midi keyboard and a microphone. But i would suggest getting to know your DAW as much as possible before buying hardware.
Here is a good exercise. I am professional audio engineer and music producer, working on music, sound design and video games. I recently moved to another country and was planning to move my studio gear with me gradually. Alas, due to the pandemic, there is no way I can do that now. I managed to bring two main computers with me, AKG C 414, NI Machine and Korg nano Midi controller. Also brought my Beyerdynamic DT 770 with me. So i need everything else. To start, I am connecting my audio to Zoom 6, portable recorder with 6 mic inputs. This is a decent on the fly audio interface. I am mostly focused to electronic music/synths, so hardware synths go into analogue Allen and Heath Mixer, from which i bounce independent stereo or mono mixes into DAW (via Zoom inputs). The only downside to this is not being able to get multiple outputs from analogue machines, but i don't have too many, i have like 6 hardware synths, that can easily be bounced once programmed. Now last piece of the puzzle were monitors - i did not want to spend too much on these when I do not have acoustically treated space here jet. So pair of Adam and pair of Yamaha and that's pretty much it. So all in all, i would say you can set up versatile deck of gear cheaper than ever - if you have main machine and software, that is. Audio interface - 150 (Dollars, Euros, Pounds), decent mic - 100 - 300 (although there are some crazy cheap condensers you would not believe the quality - good for the buck), analogue mixer (not mandatory) - 300, speakers - 300-400-500. Add some controllers to this, like ones Sanjay is mentioning, or even more portable ones, for 100, 200. basically, you can have decent setup for 1k to start with.
I thought you were just going to advertise really expensive products but you didn’t so thank you for your help :)
You're welcome. I make videos that I would watch and find helpful. That's it.
For giveaway: my favorite feature of the Arturia minilab mk II is the soundbank of vintage synths. I love getting those classic sounds without having to actually having to buy the expensive synths. Also love the ableton integration
wow, just getting started on this whole home studio affair. these are the highest quality and the most comprehensive, yet simple videos I've seen so far. Congrats!
How’s it coming along so far? And what sort of music do you make?
I have a focusrite 2i2 unit that thing is the best piece of gear I have ,you don't need anything more than that for midi I have an m audio oxygen 49 for headphones I have the gold k240's
Yup...less is more!
Man you have no idea how helpful have you been, thank you so much for making this amazing content!
You're welcome, PM! :-D
almost ready now i got an pc a huge monitor 3 midi keyboards electric drums headphones and a mic making beats is more fun than ever
In first 2min into video, I subscribed this channel. No BS just valuable information.
This was simple and straight to the point! Thanks for the tipps; I will order the presonus speakers, although not the you suggested, but the 3.5 - tight budget. Already subscribed ; will check out more of your videos. Great content.
Thank you Blu Lacez!
I recently got yamaha hs7. I was making music all off my audio technica headphones for a while and monitors have been so much better to work on
I love the Yamaha HS series. Excellent monitors for a reasonable price!
Cool , I have the m50x headphones myself. How's the hs7's bass ? I'm not super big on bass but if their enough to enjoy I'd be cool with that.
Eagle Eye hs7’s are studio monitors. They are made to let you hear the sound as natural as possible, not to boost the bass
The best piece of gear I’ve bought so far is the machine mk3 mikro it’s amazing has its own daw and it’s easy to learn my best studio start off recommendation
Nice! I agree its awesome
Absolutely enjoying all of your videos. This one in particular was a slightly different approach to many of the other videos on the topic of "building your home studio," and was very refreshing. And the video links section...WOW! The most extensive list I've come across on any youTube channel. Thanks.
If you have an interface and a mic, and headphones, I recommend a headphone extension cable. Mic placement is everything, especially when you don't have a treated room. When I record my songs, I love being able to put my mic anywhere in my room that sounds good without worrying if my headphones will reach.
Nice tip!! Thank you!
That’s so pivotal 💯
Hey Sanjay really great video!
When i got started with making music i bought way too much gear when i really didnt need it.
People kept telling me that it is mandatory that u have a good set of stuido monitors so i bought some Behringer Truth 2031a, which kinda was a waste of money since my room is really small and i cant position my work station properly to get the most out of them.
So i kept using my Bayer DT-990s Pro anyway since i already had them.
The only thing i would really recommend is a good DAC with an built in Headphone amp like the FiiO E10 to get the most out of your headphones.
Very true. You don't need much to make good music
i finally would have my freedom really soon and 1st thing i have in mind is to record the songs i made so iam soooooo thrill with this video.. I might go
back and forth because im soooo new to this.. Thank u!!!
stumbled upon this channel,have to say,it's took a lot of headache out of making my first steps into daw and recording at home,many thanks.
bro your dog is so sweet
how he looks in the picture
Haha...yeah, she has a real personality! :-)
I got the DT770 Pro Headphones they are easily the best thing I've bought, I love them could not mix before I got them compression was a mystery!
Yes! Another happy viewer! Glad I could help!
Did you get an amp for them or did you find the interface sufficient to drive them?
That's so unfair! 2.2 milions views and just 80k likes. Man, this deserves more...
You’re so kind. But I’ll take the 80k :-)
Just a note: REAPER comes in both PC and Mac flavors. And if you're a more technical user, Cockos has been releasing 'experimental' releases for Linux distros as well.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you for getting straight to the point ! You earned a sub
Haha! No prob! Thanks for subscribing!
I3 processor 4GB RAM and ive. Got no problem at all 😂
No problem.
If you pro you will upgrade
True. I get by using an i3 / 4GB for a lot of what I'm doing in the studio. Granted I've got three other notebooks plus an iPad but even with a DAW like Ableton running a few plugins I'm mostly okay on the i3.
But that is using an external interface that takes a lot of the latency away. Running multiple plugins is where you need the better CPU and more RAM plus the SSD drive and external USB 3.0 hubs and drives also a must.
FREEZE ALL THE TRACKS!! 😂
I can run omnisphere with 4 gn no prob with Electra and bunch more at the same time
My laptop can't handle Serum VST 😂
I just wanna say I think you are the most helpful and beautiful spoken youtuber I’ve ever watched!
Wow, thank you!
I've just started my studio and you're videos are helping a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much 🤙🤙🤙
Happy to help!
The perfect Video by far on CZcams. Really simplifies everything you need to get started 👍🏼
Thank you, Jose!
You have a beautiful home
Ikr
Thank you. My wife my co-designer! :-)
I think "Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Solo Studio bundle" is the best choice out there. It has an audio interface, microphone, headphone and a lite version of a DAW, ALL IN ONE FOR A CHEAPER PRICE! Most producers start their career with it.
It's like heaven 😍😍😍😍
you are best
Thanks, Ardi!
Why am I watching videos about home studio gear when I can’t even afford a haircut
Lmaoooo 😂😂
You Will get there i promoise
Holy SHIT Lad. A year later and i find this a Great tutorial. I wanted to make a change and try somethin' different now. I read your list and went onlime to find stuff and HOLY SHIT these stuff are HIGH. QUALITY. EQUIPMENT for somethin' thats roughly $80 together. Im still lookin' for other products u mentioned that the small MIDI keyboard and a couple of cords to connect but other than that, I find this extremely useful so thank YOU.
It's funny that you mentioned the headphones, it actually crossed my mind a few days ago when I was hearing a difference in the songs I was creating in GarageBand (* yeah I'm a newbie) when I was wearing my headphones vs other outputs like the Artiphon as a speaker, vs. ear buds....I don't use my laptop speakers 'cause they blew out about a year ago on my 2013 MacBook Pro. You're absolutely right because I was missing little glitches with my edits that I can only hear with the headphones. BTW Sanjay thank you for spending the time to develop high quality reviews, I can tell you spend a lot of time getting things right and you're opening my mind to what's really out in the market.
You're very welcome. Don't miss my headphones comparison czcams.com/video/0kKAIIAxI-M/video.html
Hi Sanjay,
Love your tutorials and especially your energy and personality!
Blessings from LA, Philip
Looking forward to see you at NAMM!
Subscribed! 🤗
Thanks! See you at NAMM!
I like how you put the prices for each item in the video
:-D Glad you like that! We've all got budgets!
Sanjay C very true 😊😂
Beautiful ,i lov to make my own studio but no money ....wen i get Job i ll complete my dreams thnks ur videos encourage me more n more to focus in my dreams
Good luck with your studio dreams. Keep working hard to achieve it!
hey sanjay just want to say that as someone who has been combing the internet looking for the right videos for years, your videos are both refreshing and informative
Thanks, Malcolm. I really appreciate the nice comment 🙏
Sanjay C of course! I’m an artist just now starting out on CZcams, if you’d like to work on some stuff together please don’t hesitate to reach out :)
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Dude! Your Hey Ya version is soooo good! That's the first one I listened to. I'm going to listen more now. Thanks for sharing with me.