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Oct 22, 2004, 22 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (7517 reads)

(Other stories by Dave Fancella)

How to Build a Home Recording Studio for Less than $1,000

" Building a home recording studio isn't hard, nor does it require a great deal of technical knowledge. The biggest problems musicians face in building a home recording studio stem from all the myths and pseudo-truths that have developed around the art of recording. But with a little bit of elbow grease and a great selection of open source software, you can build an adequate recording studio. Making it perfect? Well, let's worry about that another day...

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Using a Linux-Based Home Recording Studio

"Last time we talked about the hardware and software you need so set up an inexpensive home recording studio. Once you have all the pieces in place, it's time to begin using them to make music.

"Recording with Ecasound can be complex, but we'll do it simply, because we'll be importing the recordings into Audacity....

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