Home Studio Advice

If you want to reproduce high-quality sound, a proper studio monitoring system is one of the best investments you can make. Suppose you’ve already done some research and have a pair of studio monitors and an audio interface. In that case, you need to connect them to the computer and start enjoying the high-fidelity sound […]

When setting up your studio monitors in the recording room, you may be tempted to blindly follow any advice you find in the owner’s manual. However, most tutorial placement studio monitors deal with ideal room sizes and soundproofing, leaving little margin for error. Unfortunately, we all know that the ideal case happens very rarely, and

For a beginning producer or DJ, getting the first pair of studio monitors can be considered a rite of passage. With the ever-decreasing prices of high-quality studio monitors, home studios are becoming more popular than ever, and more people can embark on this career path with a relatively low investment. Some novices mistake using lower-quality

Studio monitors are the pivotal point of designing a good recording studio, so you shouldn’t take any shortcuts when setting them up. Since each mixing decision will be based on what you can hear from the monitors, positioning them right will allow you to make more accurate changes. Of course, setting up your studio monitors