Home Studio for Guitarists
How to set up a home studio to record guitar, bass, and acoustic guitar on a budget: a single-channel interface, free software like Luna, and an amp simulator with recording capabilities—and you can record your instrument directly in line, sounding like a professional recording.
You'll see the most cost-effective equipment to start with, why a combo input solves microphone and instrument issues on the same interface, free virtual instruments for drums and bass, and how to choose your monitoring: reference headphones, speakers, or both.
My amp, pedal, and IR models, for free — so you can record guitar and acoustic guitar in line with studio sound:
https://gringo-audio.com/pt/f/modelos...
Complete recording (guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals, drums) and home studio setup are in Producer Pro:
https://gringo-audio.com/pt/cursos/pr...
Interfaces and equipment I recommend for your home studio, depending on your budget:
https://gringo-audio.com/pt/guia?utm_...
Earn 15% discount on LANDR subscription:
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00:15 - Why now is the best time to set up your home studio
00:45 - Essential equipment for guitarists, bassists and acoustic guitarists
1:50 - Advantages of having a home studio at home
2:30 - Choosing the ideal audio interface
3:20 - Landr Studio (Shameless Ad =D)
4:10 - Free Luna software: What does it offer?
5:00 - Using virtual instruments and free plugins
6:00 - Monitoring tips: Headphones vs. Monitors
7:45 - How to avoid workflow problems with a good interface
8:50 - Next steps to evolve your home studio
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