Home Studio Guys – Page 43

Digital interface rendering of an AmpliTube guitar amplifier software with various control knobs for bass, mid, treble, presence, reverb, and volume, along with a graphic equalizer, input/output levels, and a selection of cab models and mics.

Instrument and Gear Reviews

Top Picks for Home Studio Guitar Amp Simulation Plugins

Two professional microphones with pop filters on stands in a dimly lit recording studio.

Recording Software and Plugins

Essential Plugins Every Home Studio Should Have

A Superlux condenser microphone with a metallic finish stands on a table, illuminated by warm ambient lighting, with a geometric wireframe lamp in the background.

Home Studio Lighting

DIY Lighting Solutions for a Budget-Friendly Home Studio

Two professional microphones with pop filters set up in a dark studio environment.

Acoustic Treatment

Acoustic Treatment Placement: Optimizing the Positioning of Panels and Traps

A black and white image of a microphone with a mesh head attached to a stand, with over-ear headphones hanging off the microphone stand.

Headphone Burn-In: Myth or Reality?

Two XLR audio cables with male connectors in focus, coiled and resting on a white surface.

Cables and Connectivity

Understanding Different Cable Types: XLR, TRS, and RCA

Two men operating a large audio mixing console in a studio with multiple computer screens displaying audio editing software and a video of a woman's face.

Acoustic Treatment

Acoustic Treatment Myths: Debunking Common Misconceptions

Close-up of a keyboard piano in a dimly lit room with a shallow depth of field, focusing on a few black keys with a warm ambient glow in the background.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Troubleshooting MIDI Connection Problems

Close-up of a keyboard synthesizer focusing on the black and white keys with sliders and control buttons in the foreground.

MIDI Controllers

MIDI Controller Drumming Techniques: Tips for Realistic Drum Programming

A home music studio with electronic equipment including keyboards, mixers, monitors, turntables, and a computer, amidst a cluttered room with books, figurines on shelves, and CDs strewn about.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Dealing With Common Home Studio Technical Issues