One tip to anyone who is starting out (and reading this).. there's a lot on the used market! You could get perfectly working stuff which has much higher audio quality than what you'd buy for the same price new :) So remember to keep an eye out for those too.
hi for $300 what do u recommend also would eris 3.5 or 4.5 get accurate sound for music production and good mixing. also by used u mean ebay or is there different websites
I’m a musician, singer and songwriter. In addition to a laptop, I have some of the items that you said were needed for home recording on a budget including the MIDI keyboard, the DAW and closed back headphones. As it turns out, I work in an electronics store so I can get some of the items that you mentioned for less. The issue that I’ve been having with home recording is the know how with regards to how to use the items. I downloaded what was needed for the keyboard yet according to the instructions for the DAW(also a Behringer),it says that it has to recognize all the instruments used before recording. I also purchased a pop filter which was suggested by other musicians. In any case, I was very interested in what you said and have hit the subscribe button. Thanks for doing this-you just might have the answers to my questions.
Imma be a friend and tell you to start with reaper or something like FL Studio. For DAW, use something with a massive user base. Massive user base = lots of tutorials
@@buckbreaker5185 Thanks for the advice. At the moment, I’m trying Studio One as a DAW. Because of my financial situation, I can only afford a free DAW that can be downloaded on my laptop. Some time ago, I used my [winter holiday money] to purchase a condenser microphone kit. I’m still trying to figure out how to use it with the laptop.
@@glamgal7106 any daw is good really. Reaper isn't technically free but it has an unlimited trial like winrar For your mic, unless its USB, remember you need an interface of some sort (like a scarlet 2i2) and also make sure you installed the audio drivers for the interface. That is very important Then in your daw assign the mic as an input and start making music my friend
I have been looking for beginner home studio setups and for some reason everyone I watched just kept talking shit about everything that was under a certain level, mostly because they doesn't understand or probably don't remember what an actual beginner is ready for. This is the first video that has actually made me feel like I've finally got some nice and reassuring inputs to set up my home studio in my tiny budget. Thanks a lot for this!
It would be very interesting for you to produce a song from scratch with the equipment you recommend and to show the entire process and the usefulness that these tools gave you. Greetings.
@@EdwardSmithMusic Perfect, it is a great contribution to see the potential and limitations of the equipment, leaving aside the notable point that each producer can add a utility and use to the equipment. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond, I love your videos. Success in all.
@@EdwardSmithMusic did u ever get to do that idea? Also a question bro…. The usb mic that u recommended when I connect my headphones into the audio interface and say I open voice recorder on my Lenovo yoqa laptop I don’t hear anything after recording but I will if I connect the headphones directly to the mic.. is there a setting you do that for in the laptop? And what is a good app I can record music … I’m a singer but I don’t have any concept in recording
Edward, thank you so much for this. The way you explained everything was so understandable. I went from knowing absolutely nothing to having an idea of what everything does now! Once again. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us beginners :) Truly a King 👑
From my little experience in music production this your lecture is the cheapest way to having a home studio and its the best of all I have watched on RUclips. One day we'll tell the story of how OWANAMS started their music production, then you'll understand. Especially the method used to produce our single that will be out this July 2021. Thanks for this lecture.
I'm somewhat starting this kind of setup myself, I just recently bought me a mini keyboard and looking for a laptop. I guess depending on what you want or need I can say that I have found some on Amazon for around $150 with some decent reviews that I will be ordering myself. Just a small bit that may help someone out there needing a laptop for a good price
It took me a long add time to figure out what I wanted to do with my life and now that I’m in my mid-twenties, I think I kind of know 🙌🏾 This vidéo was very helpful 🤞🤞✨✨
Been a joy and education watching your various "budget studio" vids over time, from your earlier "RUclipsr voice" to the merch slinging man before me; props 🍻👏🏿
Thank you. Excited to start my home studio journey. And like you, I bought stuff prior to knowing what I am doing. Need to get studio monitors but have a behringer setup (same interface plus their phones and mic), and a apc key 25. Now just get better on guitar and get going
This is a very nice video you've put together and is really helpful because frankly, when I was starting with my home studio purchases videos like this one were absolutely helpful (including many of yours). I would add one correction to it, though. That interface you chose requires two RCA outputs, and the Presonus monitors use two RCA inputs as well. The cable included with the monitors does not provide the connection those items need to work together. The cables you mention need to be purchased separately which may come as a surprise if someone is in a very early stage in their recording/producing career and are working with a really tight budget. Keep on your nice work!
I had to comeback and comment on this I bought everything and I must say it’s worth it everything is great the mic is great the headset is great asf n the speakers are kicking I’m telling you best video yet tbh it’s worth it
With the midi keyboard I would suggest a midi controller like the mpk 3 this included keys, customisable controls for reverb pitch etc and a set of drum pads giving you absolutely everything you could possibly need
Great watch. Thanks for all the amazing videos. I’ve been down with concussion and a shattered hip from crashing my bike and your videos have been great entertainment. Love hearing what u have to say and has brought back many memories of when I began my music journey back in 2018. Keep up the great work 🙏🏽
Hay thanks I was needing a home studio and do not have a lot of money that $300 will work for my going to get all of that I've been needing 1 for a long time right now it's the best way in your home
Great video! If you don't have 300 right now, I would suggest focusing on the midi controller and headphones first. Then, if you are using instruments, get the audio interface or mic if using vocals. Then get the monitors. Btw these Presonus are amazing quality for the price! Cheers
started 3 years ago. now I have everything except for a midi keyboard, and mixer. I would like an upgrade from my blue snowball, and also a laptop. it sucks not being able to take producing on trips
love how he has made everything really easy for use to order understand an create keep the great videos up. your helping create the next generation of music makers! really appreciate everything 🙏🏻
I started with my ipad on GarageBand. Then I upgraded to the m1 macbook pro 16gb ram. I bought fl studio the whole version on sale for like 500$ then i bought Omnisphere 2 and recently i got keyscape. Is crazy how it adds up And you don’t notice.
For the person reading this comment; This video is perfect and accurate for a $300 BUDGET Studio. I would not recommend this setup for anyone who's been BOTH recording and producing for 3+ years. I have been recording music for 4+ years so I opted for a condenser microphone for better sound quality. As for the rest of the setup, it is perfect for my financial situation and also my beginner experience with producing. Obviously aim to upgrade your equipment as you progress and save money. That way your setup is growing WITH your experience. After making some changes for myself my total did not reach 300 or lower BUT it is still within range of my $400 budget which is perfect for me. (PS: I do have a producer to mix and master vocals and tracks for me which is another reason I chose for a condenser microphone)
I was on a lower bundget with a gaming setup that I wanted to turn into a studio setup. I already had my guitar, amp, multi fix and a decent laptop and also had the monitors because I bought them to use as gaming speakers. I have a gaming headset and of course the multi fx pedal. I ended up Buying a microphone and an external sound card along with a DAW and since the specific sound card I got was for recording it as stuff like auto tune and other effects and settings etc built in and it worked fine for me. Cost me $60usd to do. But again I was only converting it from a gaming to recording. So that made it easier
I had an ADAT tape. Studio with a Mackie board. And a bunch of outboard gear . We flattened out the room with pink noise. That's a studio standard trick to eq the room flat. And it was amazing for 16 tracks. But. I want this new PC style
If you want to star something with a decent equipment, here is: Interface: Motu M2 $170 Monitors: Presonus Eris 4.5 $200 Microphone: Rode NT-1 $270 MIDI Controller: Arturia Minilab mkII $110 Headphones: Audio Technica ATH-M30x $70 Mic stand and cables: $60 Total $880 Yes is more but I can tell is a excellent start equipment that will give you good reaults and is cheaper than an iPhone.
Hi, are these still the interface and microphone you’d recommend for someone starting off? With all the scattered info out there I found this helpful, thank you
@@coreytokarz5226 Well it depends on the budget, but if you're starting and on the budget, I think is a good equipment, the Motu M2 or M4 are great interfaces with excellent specs also the Audient ID14 is a good one too. The Rode NT-1 microphone is excellent, have a very similar frequency response as a Neumann TLM-103 that cost 4 times more plus is more quiet too. On monitors I put those if your budget is tight but they are great, would be better 5 inch or more. Good luck on your starting music endeavors!
So this is my *370€* kinda budget studio if anyone is curious :D Btw this price is for everything new but I'm sure you can find some fantastic deals second hand on some of the items on this list ^^ *Interface:* M Audio Air 192 6 (I like the idea of having 2 XLR's for guests and guitar) *Midi Controler:* Arturia Minilab MkII *Monitors:* Presonus Eris E3.5 *Microphone:* Behringer XM8500 *Mic stand:* Millenium MS 2005 *XLR Cable:* the sssnake SM6BK *Mic cover:* the t.bone Windscreen WS60
What set up or equipment would you recommend a college student looking to make his own music and produce during the semester? Would the set up in this video be perfect or is there another option?
Realy nice video! Cute set up! I recently have started my journey and my set up is minimalistic but great, I have Music computing Naru station and two screens. Cheers!
Great video! Thanks. I would only add 50$ more to a microphone and buy AudioTechnica at2020 instead of USB mick and maybe AudioTechnica ATH mx40 headphones as they are more flat. It should all be in 400$ range, but it's is really worth that extra 100$ and the setup more "pro" ;)
If you are guitarist or instrument player go for ssl2 , motu 2 this are good or if you just vocal recording go for focusrite on native instruments audio 2.
What some of us artists face the problem is not exactly the equipment.....but it's more of the genre....Like how do I get to know what genre I'm good at or I want to produce? And before all that how do I know that I'm working in a "forward" direction? Right now I work in a music production studio to compose only one single genre, but I'm not very interested in keeping that my end goal. This very world of questions frustrates me everyday because I'm already 24 and I'm still unclear about "what" I want to make. Can someone help me with this? Where to begin? How to know this I what I like?
@@EdwardSmithMusic ordered everything you suggested from Amazon with your links. Time to make history ! 🌎🚀You’re information felt genuine and relatable. Stay blessed forever
If you enjoyed this video, make sure you hit that Subscribe button! 🙏🏻
Does all this equipment work with a macbook pro?
Beautiful..thank you
Subscribed!
One tip to anyone who is starting out (and reading this).. there's a lot on the used market! You could get perfectly working stuff which has much higher audio quality than what you'd buy for the same price new :)
So remember to keep an eye out for those too.
hi for $300 what do u recommend also would eris 3.5 or 4.5 get accurate sound for music production and good mixing. also by used u mean ebay or is there different websites
I’m a musician, singer and songwriter. In addition to a laptop, I have some of the items that you said were needed for home recording on a budget including the MIDI keyboard, the DAW and closed back headphones. As it turns out, I work in an electronics store so I can get some of the items that you mentioned for less. The issue that I’ve been having with home recording is the know how with regards to how to use the items. I downloaded what was needed for the keyboard yet according to the instructions for the DAW(also a Behringer),it says that it has to recognize all the instruments used before recording. I also purchased a pop filter which was suggested by other musicians. In any case, I was very interested in what you said and have hit the subscribe button. Thanks for doing this-you just might have the answers to my questions.
it’s been 6 months have you learned anything?
Imma be a friend and tell you to start with reaper or something like FL Studio. For DAW, use something with a massive user base. Massive user base = lots of tutorials
@@buckbreaker5185 Thanks for the advice. At the moment, I’m trying Studio One as a DAW. Because of my financial situation, I can only afford a free DAW that can be downloaded on my laptop. Some time ago, I used my [winter holiday money] to purchase a condenser microphone kit. I’m still trying to figure out how to use it with the laptop.
@@glamgal7106 any daw is good really. Reaper isn't technically free but it has an unlimited trial like winrar
For your mic, unless its USB, remember you need an interface of some sort (like a scarlet 2i2) and also make sure you installed the audio drivers for the interface. That is very important
Then in your daw assign the mic as an input and start making music my friend
@@glamgal7106if your budget allows pro tools is only 10 bucks a month now. It's one of the best daws so if you want it check it out 😁
40 seconds in and I can see the effort that you put in your vids. Nice stuff
I appreciate that! Thanks For Watching!!
I have been looking for beginner home studio setups and for some reason everyone I watched just kept talking shit about everything that was under a certain level, mostly because they doesn't understand or probably don't remember what an actual beginner is ready for. This is the first video that has actually made me feel like I've finally got some nice and reassuring inputs to set up my home studio in my tiny budget.
Thanks a lot for this!
It would be very interesting for you to produce a song from scratch with the equipment you recommend and to show the entire process and the usefulness that these tools gave you.
Greetings.
That is a great idea... I might actually do that in future!
@@EdwardSmithMusic Perfect, it is a great contribution to see the potential and limitations of the equipment, leaving aside the notable point that each producer can add a utility and use to the equipment. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond, I love your videos. Success in all.
@@EdwardSmithMusic did u ever get to do that idea? Also a question bro…. The usb mic that u recommended when I connect my headphones into the audio interface and say I open voice recorder on my Lenovo yoqa laptop I don’t hear anything after recording but I will if I connect the headphones directly to the mic.. is there a setting you do that for in the laptop? And what is a good app I can record music … I’m a singer but I don’t have any concept in recording
Edward, thank you so much for this. The way you explained everything was so understandable. I went from knowing absolutely nothing to having an idea of what everything does now! Once again. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us beginners :) Truly a King 👑
You're very welcome!
One of my favorite South African RUclipsr. Keep up the great work.
Wow, thanks!! Will do!!
I've always knew he's a South African
From my little experience in music production this your lecture is the cheapest way to having a home studio and its the best of all I have watched on RUclips.
One day we'll tell the story of how OWANAMS started their music production, then you'll understand. Especially the method used to produce our single that will be out this July 2021.
Thanks for this lecture.
Thanks man!!
Man!having this would be the best thing that could happen in my entire life.
I needed this! being a newbie in producing my own music, it’s difficult cause I don’t know where and how to start. Thank you 💕💕
Thanks for watching!! 🙏🏻
I'm somewhat starting this kind of setup myself, I just recently bought me a mini keyboard and looking for a laptop. I guess depending on what you want or need I can say that I have found some on Amazon for around $150 with some decent reviews that I will be ordering myself. Just a small bit that may help someone out there needing a laptop for a good price
Me too, you should let me know how the laptop works out for you.
Bro you don’t need a studio monitor for mixing if you have a senheiser headphone with the dearvr monitor plugin you’re good to go
This is great! I'm right now in a journey to overhaul my overall bedroom studio setup, so this can be a nice little guide. Thanks!
Awesome!! Glad this was helpful.
It took me a long add time to figure out what I wanted to do with my life and now that I’m in my mid-twenties, I think I kind of know 🙌🏾 This vidéo was very helpful 🤞🤞✨✨
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!!
Man!!! This guy is a savior!!! So much help provided here!!! Thank you, good sir!!! Definitely following you.
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Been a joy and education watching your various "budget studio" vids over time, from your earlier "RUclipsr voice" to the merch slinging man before me; props 🍻👏🏿
I thank you so much!! 🙏🏼
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@@EdwardSmithMusic
Hi
I really love the effort that was put into this and every video!!! Keep it up and thanks for making these content!!
Thank you so much for your kind words!! 🙏🏼
Thank you. Excited to start my home studio journey. And like you, I bought stuff prior to knowing what I am doing. Need to get studio monitors but have a behringer setup (same interface plus their phones and mic), and a apc key 25. Now just get better on guitar and get going
This is a very nice video you've put together and is really helpful because frankly, when I was starting with my home studio purchases videos like this one were absolutely helpful (including many of yours).
I would add one correction to it, though. That interface you chose requires two RCA outputs, and the Presonus monitors use two RCA inputs as well. The cable included with the monitors does not provide the connection those items need to work together. The cables you mention need to be purchased separately which may come as a surprise if someone is in a very early stage in their recording/producing career and are working with a really tight budget.
Keep on your nice work!
I had to comeback and comment on this I bought everything and I must say it’s worth it everything is great the mic is great the headset is great asf n the speakers are kicking I’m telling you best video yet tbh it’s worth it
are the songs on your channel made with these equipment?
Good to hear!!
@@emmyjr1231 no i haven't gotten to record any yet because of work i will be sure to give an update as soon as i do
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks alot
With the midi keyboard I would suggest a midi controller like the mpk 3 this included keys, customisable controls for reverb pitch etc and a set of drum pads giving you absolutely everything you could possibly need
Great watch. Thanks for all the amazing videos. I’ve been down with concussion and a shattered hip from crashing my bike and your videos have been great entertainment. Love hearing what u have to say and has brought back many memories of when I began my music journey back in 2018. Keep up the great work 🙏🏽
That's me right now. I want everything but I don't have a dim. Thanks so much for the video, man. It helps a lot!
Glad I could help!
the t.bone SC 400 is also a really good microphone, only for 40-50 dollars (condenser btw)
Hay thanks I was needing a home studio and do not have a lot of money that $300 will work for my going to get all of that I've been needing 1 for a long time right now it's the best way in your home
I don't make music but videos like this is important for anyone who wanted to get audio gear for podcasting or recording videos
Thanks!
Great video! If you don't have 300 right now, I would suggest focusing on the midi controller and headphones first. Then, if you are using instruments, get the audio interface or mic if using vocals. Then get the monitors. Btw these Presonus are amazing quality for the price! Cheers
started 3 years ago. now I have everything except for a midi keyboard, and mixer. I would like an upgrade from my blue snowball, and also a laptop. it sucks not being able to take producing on trips
love how he has made everything really easy for use to order understand an create keep the great videos up. your helping create the next generation of music makers! really appreciate everything 🙏🏻
Mr. Smith never dissapoints me! I love this content👐
Thank you so much for watching Elo!!
I started with my ipad on GarageBand. Then I upgraded to the m1 macbook pro 16gb ram. I bought fl studio the whole version on sale for like 500$ then i bought Omnisphere 2 and recently i got keyscape. Is crazy how it adds up And you don’t notice.
SO TRUE!!!
For the person reading this comment;
This video is perfect and accurate for a $300 BUDGET Studio. I would not recommend this setup for anyone who's been BOTH recording and producing for 3+ years. I have been recording music for 4+ years so I opted for a condenser microphone for better sound quality. As for the rest of the setup, it is perfect for my financial situation and also my beginner experience with producing. Obviously aim to upgrade your equipment as you progress and save money. That way your setup is growing WITH your experience.
After making some changes for myself my total did not reach 300 or lower BUT it is still within range of my $400 budget which is perfect for me.
(PS: I do have a producer to mix and master vocals and tracks for me which is another reason I chose for a condenser microphone)
Good luck Edward!!! I believe you dream will come true💯 🇲🇾
Thank you so much for the support!!
I was on a lower bundget with a gaming setup that I wanted to turn into a studio setup. I already had my guitar, amp, multi fix and a decent laptop and also had the monitors because I bought them to use as gaming speakers. I have a gaming headset and of course the multi fx pedal. I ended up
Buying a microphone and an external sound card along with a DAW and since the specific sound card I got was for recording it as stuff like auto tune and other effects and settings etc built in and it worked fine for me. Cost me $60usd to do. But again I was only converting it from a gaming to recording. So that made it easier
Finally, a simple explanation of how to set up a home studio!!
If you had a $300. interface budget what would you buy?
I would get one of those new Volt Audio Interfaces 💪🏻
Thankyou for a very informative video. Just setting up a very small home 'studio' and your ideas and tips were very helpful. Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, this is my budget, I am working on setting up a home studio.
i had the same interface but it stopped working. :( Will have to get a new one.
Best of luck! And I'm sorry to hear is broke. I will be having a look at M-Audios NEW $50 audio interface. It might be better for the same price!
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks!
I ended up going with the 3.5s, at2020, m-audio, and the mk3. Cheers man ur video gave me ideas for my own setup💯
I had an ADAT tape. Studio with a Mackie board. And a bunch of outboard gear . We flattened out the room with pink noise. That's a studio standard trick to eq the room flat. And it was amazing for 16 tracks. But. I want this new PC style
Oh My God...he started with laptop and guitar thats exactly what m starting with
Awesome!!
If you want to star something with a decent equipment, here is:
Interface: Motu M2 $170
Monitors: Presonus Eris 4.5 $200
Microphone: Rode NT-1 $270
MIDI Controller: Arturia Minilab mkII $110
Headphones: Audio Technica ATH-M30x $70
Mic stand and cables: $60
Total $880
Yes is more but I can tell is a excellent start equipment that will give you good reaults and is cheaper than an iPhone.
Hi, are these still the interface and microphone you’d recommend for someone starting off? With all the scattered info out there I found this helpful, thank you
@@coreytokarz5226 Well it depends on the budget, but if you're starting and on the budget, I think is a good equipment, the Motu M2 or M4 are great interfaces with excellent specs also the Audient ID14 is a good one too.
The Rode NT-1 microphone is excellent, have a very similar frequency response as a Neumann TLM-103 that cost 4 times more plus is more quiet too. On monitors I put those if your budget is tight but they are great, would be better 5 inch or more.
Good luck on your starting music endeavors!
@@carlosserrano3985 I appreciate your response so much. Thank you!! I wish you the best with your endeavors as well
@@coreytokarz5226 My pleasure!
So this is my *370€* kinda budget studio if anyone is curious :D
Btw this price is for everything new but I'm sure you can find some fantastic deals second hand on some of the items on this list ^^
*Interface:* M Audio Air 192 6 (I like the idea of having 2 XLR's for guests and guitar)
*Midi Controler:* Arturia Minilab MkII
*Monitors:* Presonus Eris E3.5
*Microphone:* Behringer XM8500
*Mic stand:* Millenium MS 2005
*XLR Cable:* the sssnake SM6BK
*Mic cover:* the t.bone Windscreen WS60
Great video !!!!
I purchased the speaker now I gonna use your for those great slanted rubber stand !!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot
Regards.
Cedric
France
What set up or equipment would you recommend a college student looking to make his own music and produce during the semester?
Would the set up in this video be perfect or is there another option?
Thanks god that i already have a gaming setup and a laptop so i can use my stuff already to build my studio
Awesome!!
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It’s the plants for me lmao thank uou
Hey Ed 👋🏾. Great work. Very practical. I have a 500 budget. I feel way more confident now to start my own creative sound environment. Thx brother 🙏🏾
I recently bought an M Audio Pro 25, Oxygen Pro 61, Presonus mic, headphones , JBL monitors, Presonus audio face, mic stand, and mic all for $215
Good luck edward . I love your content. Srilanka
Thank you so much for watching!!
thank you.
I have been looking for a amazing video like this.
Glad it was helpful!
nice vid! my minimalist home studio set up is really minimalist and it contains only Music computing Kami station and that pretty much it!
Listen this video with my Presonus E3.5 ♥ 10/10 HomeStudio.
This video puts dreams within reach. Thanks, Edward!
Realy nice video! Cute set up! I recently have started my journey and my set up is minimalistic but great, I have Music computing Naru station and two screens. Cheers!
Perfect video,so many gems & transparency on a hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh note,Bless Up.
Thank you so much!! Really means a lot!!
Love this vid, thanks for linking everything listed! 👏🏿👏🏿🚙
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
It would be good if add the recordin demo from that setup
Good idea!! I will do that next time!!
Agree
amazing..
your door noise was very nice..
Haha thanks!!
M-Audio M-Track Solo is legit. I got it several days ago. I'm already going to upgrade to the Duo since I want the independent headphone monitor knob.
Thank you so much for sharing this I dint think it would be possible on my budget. Now I know it is thanks again x
AGHHHH this video came out two days after me stretching my budget to 500 dollars but oh well 😂
Edward... Your accent sounds like you come from Cape Town......
Nice info.. Thank you...
Thanks man!! I’m from Pretoria 👌🏻
Great video! Thanks. I would only add 50$ more to a microphone and buy AudioTechnica at2020 instead of USB mick and maybe AudioTechnica ATH mx40 headphones as they are more flat. It should all be in 400$ range, but it's is really worth that extra 100$ and the setup more "pro" ;)
You are a SUCCESS! Keep up the great work! 😍
You are my everything!!
Tq man..people like u is hero..sorry for my english lol
Thanks Man. You made it very easy for me.
Glad I could help!
Good job Smith! 👏🏿👌
Also head to Pawnshops usually you can get equipment 40-60% off
True!!
Iam really encouraged.
Awesome!!
Great as always!!!!!
Dk you like Focusrite Interfaces or Motu better? Love your Videos! See you next Video!
I think both are really good audio interfaces ( I would uses either). Thanks for watching!!
Motu M2 or M4 are better than many Focusrite.
If you are guitarist or instrument player go for ssl2 , motu 2 this are good or if you just vocal recording go for focusrite on native instruments audio 2.
Thanks!! I just bought Focusrite 8i6 and I am very happy....
I am a "Singer" 😂 and guitarist......
My mix is always dry, need to change my cactus then...
Exactly haha!
wish i can have someone to send some music set up for me ..hailing frm the Caribbean ,,,love it bro one day ill h ave mine
It Is nice for travelling great idea thanks
Most welcome 😊
Thanks for the information 👍 on what I needed to start off 🙌 very great information 👍 👌
Amazing stuff. Thanks a lot bro
This was such a helpful guide.
Glad it helped 💪🏻
New Sub here, you’ve got a LOT of good info on your Channel, THX very much!
Thanks for the sub 🙏🏻
You really put a great deal of work on your videos and its so amazing , i wish i coul afford even this but thanks for all the advices ans ideas
Glad you like them!
Thanks so much, this was really helpful. Subscribed dude.
Thanks for the sub!
What some of us artists face the problem is not exactly the equipment.....but it's more of the genre....Like how do I get to know what genre I'm good at or I want to produce? And before all that how do I know that I'm working in a "forward" direction? Right now I work in a music production studio to compose only one single genre, but I'm not very interested in keeping that my end goal. This very world of questions frustrates me everyday because I'm already 24 and I'm still unclear about "what" I want to make. Can someone help me with this? Where to begin? How to know this I what I like?
I agree with all of the equipment above except the microphone personally a Shure sm48 is a solid microphone at a very affordable cost of 40$
You have a point!!
Very affordable bro nice work appreciate it
Thanks a ton!
the perfect budget studio ever !!!
So professional. Quick question, where did you get those monitor wedges?
Thanks man! Link in description
WD40! I’m kidding. Thanks for the tips! I need them desperately
Very nice arrangements, weldone
Thank you very much!
Definitely appreciate you for uploading this video.
Thanks for watching!! 🙏🏻
Excellent tutorial! Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ohh something I only recently discovered. If don't want to always keep plugging in the wires into your laptop, try getting one that supports docking.
Love this! Thanks for the video. Are you not from South Africa?
Thanks for watching!! Yes, I am from South Africa 🇿🇦
@@EdwardSmithMusic Awesome! 🤟🤟
It’s just 300$ but for me it’s not easy to find that money for setting up my dream studio 🙃😊
Work hard play hard
Presonus studio go to American Musical Supply they have payment plans , 299$ & 399$
pretty cool video
Be careful with those keys in the midi. The akm keys break very easily...
Thank you so much, very helpful info
Great! Glad it helped!
@@EdwardSmithMusic ordered everything you suggested from Amazon with your links. Time to make history ! 🌎🚀You’re information felt genuine and relatable. Stay blessed forever
I have the eris 3.5 and i luv them ;)
They are awesome!
Thanks for the video, and the laptop is the dell xps, right?
Yep. Link in description 👍
1:37 my PC would crash😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
i feel that
Great informational video my friend! Just one question, is that $300 U.S.?
Yep
Are those studio monitors in your pocket or you just happy to see me?
Great video.