Help on Recording studio

[kellybang]

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hello Istoryans

we made a small recording studio. but we dont have any experience on this.

our equipments are Mic[recording mic], small mixer, Mac book, Canon 550D[for video]

but we dont know what program we will use. if you guys know what program should we use. can you share it to us?


thanks.

[GlassMoon]

where is your studio located?

[kellybang]

sir its home based. we are still beginners, just got the equipment's last week. then we are thinking what would be a good program for the audio.

[The_Gadore]

General Advise: READ...READ...READ... (the more you know about the equipment/sonic characteristics/software you opt to use, the easier will your recording life be. Even before you start to lay your hands off your recording stuff.)

TIP:
sony acid should be a good start. grab a good mic (SM-5 and a descent soundcard (m-audio will be descent enough). that should get you going.

[The_Gadore]

General Advise: READ...READ...READ... (the more you know about the equipment/sonic characteristics/software you opt to use, the easier will your recording life be. Even before you start to lay your hands off your recording stuff.)

TIP:
sony acid should be a good start. grab a good mic (SM-5 and a descent soundcard (m-audio will be descent enough). that should get you going.

[kellybang]

General Advise: READ...READ...READ... (the more you know about the equipment/sonic characteristics/software you opt to use, the easier will your recording life be. Even before you start to lay your hands off your recording stuff.)

TIP:
sony acid should be a good start. grab a good mic (SM-5 and a descent soundcard (m-audio will be descent enough). that should get you going.

sir is it the PRO 7? ill try it. im currently downloading.
we are just using a sony mic the one for Karaoke. lol but still its good. bought it for 2k. then we just added some round frame and put some stockings on it

[kellybang]

any other ideas there?

[reptoid]

Audio production software can be extremely over-facing even intimidating to a novice (not to mention expensive). Given your situation I would probably recommend Mixcraft (v5+) as it's fairly intuitive with a simple layout. I believe you'll find yourself making music faster using this than some of the more advanced software out there.