03 Aug 151 Home Recording Studio Setup Ideas
Your recording studio is the home to which you develop your new creations and craft your music. It’s the place that you will spend countless hours perfecting your skills and making sure every song you produce is perfect. That’s why it is so important that this space allows you to work effectively without the other distractions of life. I believe that your home studio subconsciously affects the way you write and to some degree, it is a reflection of yourself and your personality. So having a home studio that fits you and your music is vital to recording.
With that in mind, I have created this blog post to showcase a bunch of unique home recording studios to help with building your own. As with any creative process, finding inspiration is the first step. In this post, you will find 151 home recording studios which can be narrowed down by the number of computer monitors in the studio, room color, desk color, and instruments featured in the space. I hope it helps you with your own studio, or at the very least, is interesting to see other people’s setups.
When you’ve found the right inspiration, I’d recommend checking out this post on the essentials every home recording studio should have.
Now, without any further delay, let’s take a look at some home studios:
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Jason Moss
Posted at 14:57h, 16 JanuaryLOVE this! So inspiring to see everyone’s setups. Really appreciate you curating this post. So cool!
Cody
Posted at 15:21h, 16 JanuaryOf course! Glad to see you liked it!
Steadman Dublin
Posted at 21:22h, 19 JulyGoing to build a 14 x 20 shed in my backyard. I’ve had many project studios but now that i have my own home i want that ultimate place of refuge and inspiration.
Roberto Matarrita
Posted at 08:41h, 16 Aprilreally nice!! for beginner we get better ideas of how to improve.
Coenie Hanekom
Posted at 15:43h, 15 JuneThis is my biggest dream to owned my own studio
Rob Berwaldt
Posted at 15:17h, 22 JuneLove this! Great to see all the studios out there! I was able to set up my home studio for a relatively cheap price (about $400). I already had the guitars and amps but needed the interface, software, mic, monitors, cables, etc. I found a package deal (Studio One) with all of that for $300 and then I added a midi controller for a little over $100. I’m totally amazed at the sound and overall capabilities for the price I paid. Now I just need to get good at using it 🙂