Budget-Friendly Home Studio Setup: Essential Gear for Beginners

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This starter kit is a compilation of gear curated especially for those setting up their first home recording studio. From microphones, to interfaces, to accessories - we cover everything you need to start recording music in your music production studio.
Home Studio Starter Kit:
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Beginner's Home Studio Kit (Sweetwater): sweetwater.sjv.io/zNnj9x
Acoustic Panel Blueprint (Free Download): audiouniversityonline.com/aco...
Headphones vs Studio Monitors (Audio University): audiouniversityonline.com/stu...
Computers (Slick Audio): geni.us/q4AWwI4
Software (DAW): imp.i114863.net/Jrx6jR
Audio Interfaces (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/gb2nrr
Microphones (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/oe7KGb
MIDI Controllers (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/YgJAjJ
Headphones (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/WD1e9P
Studio Monitors (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/Ea36xP
Acoustic Treatment (GIK Acoustics): www.gikacoustics.com/ref/121/
Acoustic Treatment (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/jWLq6P
Microphone Stands (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/AobOkj
Studio Monitor Stands (Sweetwater): imp.i114863.net/GjvyoV
- Audio Interfaces -
Focusrite Scarlett Solo: geni.us/9UiA0p
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2: geni.us/7oMUh
MOTU M2: geni.us/5m6Ru
Universal Audio Volt 1: geni.us/xMr4O
Universal Audio Volt 2: geni.us/CHuCs
Audient EVO 4: geni.us/KxNhm
Audient EVO 8: geni.us/L0wvBFz
- Microphones -
Shure SM57: geni.us/wleSF
Shure SM58: geni.us/ol2hi2
RØDE NT1 (5th Gen): geni.us/T1FBg
AKG C214: geni.us/p4VYtAb
Audio-Technica AT4040: geni.us/gFj6LMm
Audio-Technica AT2020: geni.us/MNU5
- Headphones -
Audio-Technica ATH-M50x Headphones
- Sweetwater: imp.i114863.net/WDJk1X
- zZounds: geni.us/rtlWI
- Thomann: geni.us/thomann-at-m50x
- Amazon: amzn.to/3lNdFev
- B&H: bhpho.to/3GpMtuo
- Studio Monitors -
ADAM T5V: geni.us/us5v
ADAM T7V: geni.us/TsNLtAj
0:00 - Beginner Home Studio Kit
0:15 - Computer & Software
0:31 - Audio Interface
2:01 - Microphone
3:25 - Headphones & Studio Monitors
4:30 - Acoustic Treatment
5:14 - Stands & Cables
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@trajectoryunown 8 месяцев назад

Amazingly informative as always. Keep up the great work!

@mikebauer6917 6 месяцев назад

Excellent summary to get started.

@liyahlorce7430 4 месяца назад

Extremely helpful! Thank you!

@guyworley9735 8 месяцев назад

When it comes to the Focusrite, they have a kit that comes with a decent mic and headphones for beginning. And the headphones work great if you want to practice instruments quietly through an amp

@elos1977 2 месяца назад

I like your videos, very clear and concise, no BS, keep it going! :)

@lightiskalkin 8 месяцев назад

Hey Kyle, been following you since a long time. One point though, unless someone is really ready to spend some good money on acoustic treatment, they should shy away from buying monitors, at least for sometime. The ATH M50x you mentioned are great and quite sufficient for someones starting years. But I would also point out that if someone is serious about engineering i.e. mixing/mastering, they should invest in monitors just for imaging purposes. Just my 2 cents!! Great Video!

@2kdemiks816 23 дня назад

Much love brotha

@aaax9410 8 месяцев назад

Good on ya Kyle 👍

@JC-vy9lp 8 месяцев назад

Great video! I have a similar setup. Love my T7Vs. What are your thoughts about how wide the monitors should be? I’ve been struggling with honing in my equilateral triangle. Been trying to get as good a REW reading since I’ve moved to a new place and have been testing with just the monitors and desk in the room and nothing else. I’ll move my treatment in later on when I get as good a reading as I can.

@jayantjrathod 8 месяцев назад

Thank You 😊

@filterscape 4 месяца назад

I’d recommend the Motu m2 over the others mentioned here

@pirojfmifhghek566 8 месяцев назад

Great recommendations. A follow-up on what to look for and what to be wary of when buying used equipment would be an excellent supplement to this video. Used equipment can be an absolute steal (especially when it comes to things like stands, cables, and lights), but the buyer needs to be armed with some know-how and an easy test to perform on-site if they don't want to get ripped off. Also giving them some info on what these things generally cost to repair and the difficulty curve of the job would save a lot of peoples' bacon. It's tempting to buy any old broken stuff off craigslist and try to DIY it back to health. Some things cost wayyyy more to fix than they're worth brand new. But this is also a total rabbit hole of a topic and I can understand if you wouldn't want to cover it. That's easily an entire yt channel's worth of content. Also, I'd like to throw my experience into the hat and say that the UAC-232 would be a _damn good_ interface for a beginner (currently around $180). Learning proper gain-staging is an essential skill for people who want to do live sound, but I think an extra fifty bucks to do away with gain knobs entirely is just so darn convenient that it's worth it for a total newbie's home recording rig. It's one less thing they can screw up and get frustrated over. I wish it were more ubiquitous as a feature (and cheaper), but I suppose it's gonna be a while before it comes standard on a lot of interfaces.

@RobVespa 7 месяцев назад

I'm shocked with how many fakes there are out there... that have so much time put into making them look like the real deal.

@pirojfmifhghek566 7 месяцев назад

@@RobVespa This is an account name I made by smashing my hands on the keyboard, back when RU-vid/Gmail were merging all the accounts. They were forcing people to use their real names and I preferred anonymity.

@isaacsitiakalaabwenje 8 месяцев назад

Well said Kyle

@AceTriggerz 3 месяца назад

Holy godamn,. 1.4k to get started man, how does anyone afford anything, thats literally 7 months of me saving up all my extra money.

@ianmorales7757 3 месяца назад

Honestly? Don’t worry about studio monitors right off the bat. They’re great for mixing/mastering, yes, but you can go without them for a bit-just get good headphones. The other thing, is not to worry about getting a super fancy interface-just get the $129 one (can’t remember the name, but mine was about that much). Behringer or PreSonus are both good starting ones. In terms of the mics, just start of with the price range of about $99 to $150. You’ll be good to start off about that range. In terms of a midi keyboard (he didn’t mention in this video), you can just go with the tried-and-true Akai Mini Mk2-about $80 to start. If you’ve got your computer/laptop (other than whatever instrument you want to record), you should get away with about $500 to $700.

@ianmorales7757 3 месяца назад

I definitely understand the issue with cost these days-it’s insane! There are some things I’m thinking, “How on Earth am I going to afford that?” Hahaha. So I get you, bro.

@aledum1815 8 месяцев назад

Cheers.

@xOWSLA 3 месяца назад

I have audient id4 and I am using dt990 pro 250ohm with it. It goes really well, although I wanna ask, is dt990 pro 250ohm a good choice from beginning till the end of a music production?

@sadiqrahimi9955 7 месяцев назад

Hey، I have a scarlett 2i2 with Audio technica At2020. I always have problems when recording، the waveform is barely noticeable in DAW and I don't get the 18db,. If I turn the gain all the the way up, I get a lot of room noise,. Do you think getting an external mic preamp would the problem? Thanks

@vinmolina9772 5 месяцев назад

Help! I have the volt 2 that is connected to macbook pro. I tried streaming facebook live but there is no sounds of background music/audio coming out from youtube. What do I need to do?

@Aestareth_ 27 дней назад

behringer UMC22. 58€ and you get 1 XLR mic input an 1 jack input for electric guitar

@docstv9964 3 месяца назад

Hello sir do you ship worldwide?

@Dr.Vincent_D_Gilmer 4 месяца назад

So many DAW options. Is there one that is generally considered beginner friendly that is affordable?

@toby.f_2103 4 месяца назад

Even though it’s not very affordable (depending on your budget) Logic Pro is a really good one to get started with, it has a very set out, almost cartoon-ish look that is very helpful already. But having different colours and brighter, more visualised tools makes the whole platform much easier to use. However the downsides are that you can only get it on an ‘Apple’ device, and it usually costs around £200 (UK). If that’s within your budget I’d definitely go for something like that, but I would definitely recommend getting used to garageband or soundtrap as they are easy to use, free and very accessible. Hope this helps, good luck on your future songwriting/producing!