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Originally Posted by kittonian  To me there is a big difference between someone who has a computer with some sequencing software and a real "studio". A studio is generally a multi-room facility with lots of analog & digital gear, great monitoring, serious room treatment, great instruments and at least one engineer who knows their craft.
You can have a bedroom with some equipment to record yourself and there's nothing wrong with that. In fact, I encourage every artist to have these things. However, when it comes time to actually make a serious record, a studio is still the place to make it happen. |
true true.
depends on the music though too.
Some producers just need a laptop and headphones.