No matter what size space you live in, it’s entirely possible to set up a personal studio for recording your own vocals and instruments — and it’s more affordable than you might think.

No matter what size space you live in, it’s entirely possible to set up a personal studio for recording your own vocals and instruments — and it’s more affordable than you might think.

Build your own professional-quality recording studio. Yes, it's a Mohammed-style mountain to move and will require a sizeable investment of both time and money (and plasterboard) but the results could ...

Erin Matthews shows actors how they can build a sound recording studio in their homes!

Brian Tong breaks down what you'll need to get started building your own mobile recording studio without breaking the bank.

For brevity, let’s assume you want to be flexible enough to record vocals and instruments and build your own beats or electronic music. Software You’ll need a digital audio workstation (DAW).

One of the beauties of voiceover work is that you can do it at home by creating your own mini-studio. But you've got to find the proper equipment. That takes research.

Build and soundproof your recording rooms and set up your recording equipment. You may choose to hire a recording studio designer if you are inexperienced in room design and equipment set-up.