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Both Foster and Avary recommend UADвЂ™s вЂњUniversal Audio Arrow,вЂќ which does a great job at emulating the classic mic preamplifiers at pricey recording studios. created using virtual sounds), youвЂ™ll need an audio interface to record your vocals as well as any вЂњliveвЂќ instruments you want on the track. Unless 100% of your music is made solely вЂњin-the-boxвЂќ (I.e.

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вЂњMost commonly, people record with a computer and a DAW such as Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton or Cubase.вЂќ Avary tracks and mixes in Pro Tools, though he says Logic is a solid option for those who like to work quickly or try new sounds, as its selection of вЂњvirtual instrumentsвЂќ allows for more options and experimentation.ДЇoster says he likes Logic Pro XВ thanks to its вЂњuser-friendly interface,вЂќ and its more than 2800 instrument and effect patches and 7000 Apple Loops, which are a great way to get started on a track. вЂњYouвЂ™ll need a way to record your ideas,вЂќ says Avary.

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While some musicians have a full desktop set-up, many like to use a laptop, which allows them to record and track on the go. Look for something fast, with decent storage, and capable of easily processing the audio youвЂ™re recording. Start by picking up a reliable computer, which will serve as the backbone for your home studio. вЂњModern technology now makes easier than ever to capture those brutally honest moments in the actual moment they were born.вЂќ вЂњMost of the best songs weвЂ™ve ever heard were written in bedrooms or hotel rooms,вЂќ Avary offers.

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Whether youвЂ™re just getting started with music or looking for a cheaper alternative to booking studio time, here are eight things you need to set up a fully functioning, professional recording studio from the comforts of your own home. вЂњNot everyone can afford to have a studio booked for months at a time to accommodate their spontaneous creativity.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s more cost efficient for artists working on a smaller budget,вЂќ he says. вЂњIвЂ™m constantly writing and making music and I like to see where the music leads me as itвЂ™s happening, follow it, and then capture it right in the moment,вЂќ he says, citing his last album, вЂњZoetic,вЂќ which he recorded in a tiny room of a house at the bottom of Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles.ДЇor Avary, who recently converted a friendвЂ™s backhouse into a recording space for his next album, вЂњHaving my own studio allows for spontaneity and much more experimentation, rather than coming up with ideas beforehand and then banging them out in a big-time pro studio, all whilst hearing the expensive tick-tock of the clock.вЂќДЇoster agrees, saying that setting up a recording space at home is decidedly more affordable than booking a studio, which can often run up to thousands of dollars an hour. Students are allowed to book no more than 10 total hours per week.For Bryce Avary, lead singer of The Rocket Summer, having a home studio is all about flexibility, and having the freedom to create on your own schedule. If you must cancel a session, please do so at least 24 hours in advance.

Sessions may be scheduled in three-hour blocks.

Sessions must be booked 24 hours in advance. Once granted access, sessions are booked via the Web Checkout For any questions or concerns contact the studio manager via email Lab Reservation Training schedules are posted outside the studio at the beginning of each academic quarter. Lab AccessДЄll students wishing to book a studio session must be trained by the studio manager and must have completed POST 124. This space is meant for recording sound effects, foley, dialogue, and anything else you may need.

The studio also includes a comprehensive microphone collection, and foley props and pits. Studio 724 has a Pro Tools Ultimate/Avid S3 workstation for editing and mixing of either stereo or 5.1 projects. CDM Center, 7th floor, room 724 Hours of Operation

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