Wednesday, 21 November 2012

What Is Music Production


Music in these modern times is more producing and "make up" then a real talent. Because there is a lot of hi-tech equipment (hardware and software) out there that makes average voice quality into "rock star".

Almost every person in the world listen to music. But many of them did not ask them self how music is made?

In this short post I will try to explain you how music is made, what is music production etc.

First I am going to write about what you need to made music, to produce it. There is quick list :

  1. Personal Computer/PC
  2. Music Making Software (Cool Edit, Adobe Audition, Cubase, ...)
  3. Microphone
  4. Headphones/Speakers 
  5. Audio Mixer 
That`s all you need to made your own music. All need to do next is record you vocals over beat and let producer to make you voice magic. But how he does that? What is music production??
Music production is a process of finalizing song. What music producer really do is, he place your vocals at the right spot on "timeline" of the instrumental/beat and then just apply some nice effects that will help you so sound like "opera diva" (just kidding).

After all this is done your song is ready to for publicity.

How to become a music producer

When most of the producers above started their careers, being a producer meant getting to work in a professional studio somehow – by hook or by crook.
Often this meant starting out working as a tea-boy or toilet cleaner (!), gradually working your way up to tape-op or assistant engineer, and waiting until one day the the engineer was sick, or stormed out in a huff and you got your “big break” – your one chance to get behind the desk and show the clients why you should be the producer of their next hit…
All that has changed.
These days, anyone can be a music producer, with little more than a laptop, some free software and an internet connection.
Or can they ?
The truth is, these days it may actually be even harder to become a music producer than ever before.
Precisely because all the technical requirements are within almost anyone’s grasp, everyone who wants to record and mix music is doing it – and that means there’s a lot of competition.
Which means it’s hard to get noticed, let alone the chance to work with great artists or gain any recognition for what you do.
So, does that mean you should give up and go home ? No way ! Just be aware you’ll have a tough hill to climb, and you’ll need dedication, commitment, skill and not a little luck.
So maybe it’s not so different from the old days, after all
:-)









HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN MUSIC STUDIO


Human Factor


You are always sing under a shower, you sing at job or school, you sing when you exercise, run, walk, you sing everyday! If you do, then I want to share with you some info what are you need to build your own home music studio. 






First and most important thing is your passion for music. If you have that passion building own studio would not be problem for you. Because if you want it so much you would not be care how much it will cost. But if you are insure about it you will never build your studio. Because its easy to buy some equipment and get somebody else to do for you.

Second human factor is talent. If you are not talent, do not give up, please do not. If you do not have a talent for singing or rapping so what? You can be a music maker, producer or something else. All you have to do is try and try and try and you will success! If you do have a talent for singing or raping, or beat making or production YOU SHOULD MAKE YOUR STUDIO AS MUCH SOON POSSIBLE! Why? Because you do not want to waste your time, that you could use to increase yours skills as rapper, singer, beat maker, or producer. 
Next thing is very important that is persistence and patience. Nothing grows over night, not even today best musicians, producers, beat makers not get success over night. You should put 100% of you if you want to get a result you want! Do never give up please do not. If you spot that it is not going so great, do not worry everyone has their falls and ups! EVERYONE!

Hardware equipment


Well when are you psychologically ready to make your own home music studio first thing you need is some basic equipment. Professional music studios have a lot of equipment, several microphones, several computers, several mixers, high quality Amplifier, anti-noise chamber, high quality sound cards, professional cables, quality headphones etc.
But here I am not talking about professional studio, I am talking about home music studio. Right?
So what equipment do I need to get started?
Well first thing you must have is computer (PC). Most of you have one but you can not take just any PC to do music with. You must have a very powerful processor and a lot of ram memory, because If you want to connect some other music equipment with it you must have a strong PC! Also you must have stable operative system and some strong anti virus software.
When you get a powerful PC next thing you must buy is actually just PC upgrade. That upgrade is professional sound card. Without sound card you can not do a thing, because all other equipment you must plug in into sound card on PC. I recommend to you Audiotrak Maya44 Professional Sound Card. This card is amazing! Maya44 Sound Card have eight output and eight input channels, It is very powerful. This card is made in Korea, but do not worry it is absolutely one of the best sound card on market. It cost just about 160$. Very cheap.
Next hardware you need is mixer. Mixer is device witch you can use as Amplifier, all you have to do is install it correctly and configure it correctly. I recommend to youMixer YAMAHA, EMX 5016CF (A). Yamaha emx 5016CF specs : MAX POWER 4Ω -8Ω : 500W+500W AND 320W+320W! AWSOME!
Next hardware you need is some quality microphone.I recommend to you 797 Audio CR616 Condenser Microphone. It is great quality and very powerful mic. It cost only 203$. Very low price for quality it gives.
If you are music maker or beat maker you should get some midi keyboard. Average price of one midi keyboard is about 200-300$.



Sound Card

Sound card (audio card, Sound card) converts sound into digital signals and converts digital signals into sound through speakers or headphones. Two main parts of the sound card to perform these tasks are digital-analog converter (D / A converter) and analog-digital converter (A / D converter). Simplified main function of the sound card to give better quality sound for listening to music, watching movies, playing games etc
Types of sound cards
As with graphics and network cards can be divided into those that are built into the motherboard (onboard audio) and in the form of cards that plug into the slot (ISA, PCI ...) on the motherboard. All modern motherboards have on board audio, but if you want better sound you can put a special sound card, in which case the on board sound card is disabled (or in the BIOS or via a jumper on the motherboard. In addition to playing audio sound card allows you to record sound for what we still need a microphone and software for recording audio (in Windows there is no such program (sound recorder) but is quite limited capabilities).
Sound Card Connectors 
Sound Card connectors are order by color ;
  1. PINK - Microphone input
  2. BLUE- Line in
  3. GREEN- The main speaker connector (output)
  4. BLACK- Rear speaker connector (output)
  5. ORANGE- S/PDIF port, or subwoofer (digital output)
The alternative sound card are USB speakers. The advantages are that the digital signal is transmitted to the speakers so that no sound card and less sensitivity to noise and interference and disadvantages of low quality sound.


                               Music Applications


here is the list of music applications for music production 

This list is an additional extra to go along with our post called "Choosing DAW Software That is Right for You" which is good to read if you are going to be choosing one of these pieces of software. All of these DAWs are a good choice which can be used to create an entire song. This list should help people who are choosing their first piece of DAW software and give a good idea on the vast array of DAW products that are on offer.
As I stated in that previous post, I use the DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) term loosely to mean any piece of software which could be used to edit and record a track from start to finish so there might be software on here which whether it is a DAW or not is up for discussion, but all software listed below has and can be been used to produce professional sounding tracks.
Remember to try each one out before you buy by finding the demo, I have linked to many of the demos below. If no demo is available also try watching video tutorials on YouTube and you will be able to see the interface and techniques being used. Most of these also have a forum where you could go and ask to make sure that they can achieve what you require and also any necessary features. I have included icons to show which operating system the DAW software supports (Windows, Linux, Mac OS).
Good luck in finding the perfect DAW to create your music.
Fruity loops

FL Studio

I hear a lot of people talk about FL Studio being good for beginners and it is good for some beginners and not so much for others. As the name suggests FL Studio is a little loop orientated but as newer versions have come out the software has become more and more like a virtual studio. It still isn't for everybody and is not the way to go if you are going to be doing a lot of recording of audio, but if you are looking for software to program in beats and tracks then it is going to be a great piece of software for you.
Official Site
Demo Download

Propellerhead Reason

Propellerheads Reason

Reason is software which tries to emulate the hardware environment within software. You have samplers, synthesizers, effect and more in a rack which can wired to each other and then add in a sequencer and you have a full electronic music workstation on your computer. Lack of VST support and audio recording abilities have been one of the common aggravations I have heard from Reason users but you can 'Rewire' (connect) the software to another DAWs which has rewire support. Great piece of software for those who want that hardware feel but has a steeper learning curve than others.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo Download

Reaper

Cockos Reaper

Reaper is made by a small number of people and is very inexpensive compared to others DAWs on the market, yet it still manages to include all the necessary requirements for most people. The evaluation version is 'complete and uncrippled' so is worth trying out at only a 4 megabyte download. Most people will fall into the bracket of getting the discounted license too which costs just '$60'. Reaper supports many plug-in types including VSTi's and to beef Reaper up you will probably want to either invest in some plug-ins or find some great free plug-ins to get the most out of the software.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo Download

Apple Garageband

Apple Garageband

Garageband comes with the Apple Mac software pack called iLife. It is an entry-level DAW and simply allows you to record, edit and mix. It is like the stepping stone application to going on to use Logic (see below) as Logic can open Garageband files. Can be extended with various 'Jam Packs' to add new instruments. Not for PC and no support for VST plug-ins.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Apple Logic

Apple Logic

Windows is no longer supported by Logic, so you're going to need a Mac to run. Logic is the DAW of choice for many Mac users.
Logic comes complete with many plug-ins and effects. AU plug-ins are only supported and no VST support meaning many use a VST to AU wrapper.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Ableton Live

Ableton Live

Ableton attempts to give the ability to be able to play live electronic music and achieves this quite well by using a system of creating clips of music and giving control to change and edit them live. The suite version comes with additional synthesizers, drum machines. The vast array of effect plug-ins mean you will rarely will you feel the need to go for external effects.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo Download

Sony ACID Pro

Sony ACID Pro

DAW software that is started out as a loop system. Many loop sample packs can be bought as acidized loop files which contain information to quickly edit them within software such as ACID which support these loops. There is also a free version called ACID Xpress which contains some limitations such as a 10 track limit.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo Download

Pro Tools

DigiDesign Pro Tools

Some people say this is the ultimate DAW, the main feature is that it has superb hardware support which works with the DigiDesign mixing desks meaning that it bridges the gap between the hardware gear and software gear environments.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Steinberg Cubase

Steinberg Cubase

One of the oldest DAWs available and has gone through many changes and redesigns over the years. This was the DAW that first introduced VST/VSTis a long time ago which are still used today. Obviously it is one of the best DAWs out the due to its heritage and that means there are a lot which swear by it.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Steinberg Nuendo

Steinberg Nuendo

This product is similar to Cubase but has more features that make it more about media production such as video sequencing, 5.1 surround sound etc. For music it is good but unless you need these extras you will probably want to stick with Steinberg's Cubase instead.
Wikipedia Article
Official Site


Note: The Following Software I Have Never Used or No Little About: Therefore I can't really write much about them except link to their respective sites. But they are all DAWs like the ones above. MOTU Digital Performer

MOTU Digital Performer

Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Tracktion 3

Mackie Tracktion 3

Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo

Cakewalk Sonar

Cakewalk Sonar

Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Cakewalk Music Creator

Cakewalk Music Creator

Official Site

PreSonus Studio One

PreSonus Studio One

Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo

Bias Deck

Bias Deck

Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo

Magix Samplitude

Magix Samplitude

Wikipedia Article
Official Site

Synapse Orion

Synapse Orion

Wikipedia Article
Official Site
Demo

Hopefully I have managed to list all the decent and usable DAWs that are out there, I might've missed one so please leave a comment if you think it deserves to be here.


Which Sound Card To Use?

Posted by Miralem Asceric On 6:31 PM 2 comments

There are a lot of high quality sound cards on market. If you are looking for buying some professional sound card to run home made studio I have some solution for you. 


First you must decide what are you going to do with that sound card, would you like to record vocals or connect some other music hardwares like midi keyboard, guitar etc. You must be very careful with choosing right sound card for you. 


If you are a singer or rapper I recommend Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Internal Sound Card with THX SB1270. This sound card is one of most popular of his kind. With this sound card you will get a great studio quality sound for very cheap money. I found this great offer on Amazon just 169.20 USD. This price is great for the quality that this sound card gives to you. 
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Internal sound card will satisfy all you needs. 


Installation is very easy, and you will get user manual so I wont waste my time explaining that. I am using this sound card for two months and I AM AMAZED how great quality this sound card produce. In fact this sound card gives THE BEST sound quality on output and also quite awesome quality of input. The Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD features audiophile-grade components for high-quality playback of music, games and movies, including 122db SNR Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs), the highest signal-to-noise ratio sound card ever produced by Creative. 


All this fact should be enough to buy it :). I love Creative Sound Cards!  


Professional Microphones

Professional Microphones are used in a lot of purposes. They are used in television programs, they are used in press, Radio, stadiums, phone, communication and of course IN MUSIC INDUSTRY! The purposes of high quality microphone is to give clear and powerful voice.

"Microphone" word comes from two Greek words micros( small, little) and "phone" ( sound).

There are many types of microphones, but all have one thing in common. All microphones have some kind of membrane that catches sound waves and creates a shift using a technology that uses the microphone that made electrical signal. Sound vibrations caused by vibration microphone membrane, thus causing electrical motion.

Professional Microphone C 414 LTD

The AKG C 414 B XLS is a reference-quality microphone especially used for accurate, beautifully-detailed pickup of any acoustic instrument. This microphone is great solution for recording solo vocals or any acoustic instruments. The self-noise that give this microphone is very low, almost it not even exist.

Some of most important features :


  • All switchable components operate in low impedance circuits for ultra-high reliability even in extreme hard situations

  • Very low self-noise and very high sensitivity

  • It have Five switchable polar patterns for placement and application flexibility

  • There are Two-color LED diode witch gives you visual indication of output overload, and they informed you witch polar pattern you use

  • Elastic capsule suspension very good minimizes structurally-transmitted noise from chassis vibration

  • It have High sound pressure level capability, 140 - 158dB, and wide dynamic range

As you can reed is very quality microphone but it is very expensive. It cost

496.00 £

But I will give you some basic specifications to see that this microphone is worth every penny

Specifications :


  1. Polar patterns are : omnidirectional, wide cardioid, cardioid, hyper cardioid, figure eight

  2. Impedance: <=200 Ω

  3. Connector: XLR 3pM

  4. Colors : grey/black

  5. Dimensions: 160 x 50 x 38mm

  6. Weight: 300g




    Professional Microphone AKG C 12VR

    This microphone has a very long tradition. First microphone of this kind was C 12 cased in 1963. This is legendary recording device. AKG C 12 is used from all famous singers and producers in music industry. AKG C 12VR have original AKG C 12 electronic parts, but this microphone have a little corrections. The new AKG C 12VR have a very low self-noise and it is more quality then original C 12.
    This microphone is one of most expensive on market ever. If you want it you will must pay $4,999.00. Many of us can not afford it.
    The specifications :
    • Polar Pattern : mnidirectional, wide cardioid, cardioid, 6 remotely controllable between position
    • Frequency range: 30Hz - 20 KHz
    • Sensitivity: 10mV/Pa (-40dbV)
    • Maximum SPL: 128/138/148dB (k = 3%)
    • Noise Level: 22dB (A) according to DIN45421
    • Impedance: 200 Ohm
    • Connector: DIN 12p
    • Colors: green / gold
    • Dimensions: 225 x Æ42mm
    • Weight: 680g

    AKG Solidtube Professional Microphone

    AKG Solid tube is condenser microphone is result of a half century experience in studying and building of first-class transducers. This microphone is not so expensive but it is great recording device. Its have a vary low self-noise, that produce the warmth and depth of sound only achieved in a tube microphone. The large condenser in the tube gives you phantom power and very professional clarity of sound.
    Specifications :
    • Polar Pattern : cardioid
    • Frequency range : 20 Hz - 20 KHz
    • Sensitivity: 20mV/Pa (-34dbV)
    • Maximum SPL: 130/145dB (THD = 3%)
    • Noise Level: 20dB (A) according to DIN45421
    • Impedance: 200 Ohm
    • Connector: XLR 6pm
    • Color : Silver / grey
    • Dimensions: 219 x Æ63.5/57mm
    • Weight: 920g

    AKG C 2000B Professional Microphone

    AKG C 2000B have almost ruler-flat response providing a crystal-clear, "up-front" sound - Switchable bass roll off filter for eliminating proximity effect - 10dB pretension pad, so that the microphone can be adjusted to all recording or live miking situations - Built-in pop screen reducing unwanted noise Rugged construction, elegantly styled die-cast metal housing, and silver-gray color. This microphone is cheap one, its cost only 275$
    Specifications :
    • Polar pattern : Cardioid
    • Frequency Range : 30 Hz - 20 KHz
    • Sensitivity: 20mV/Pa (-34dbV)
    • Maximum SPL: 140/150dB (k = 0.5%)
    • Noise Level: 20dB (A) according to DIN45421
    • Impedance: 200 Ohm
    • Connector: XLR 3pm
    • Colors : Gray / Silver
    • Weight: 325g
    • Dimensions: 159 x Æ53mm

    AKG C 3000B Professional Microphone

    The AKG C 3000B Professional Microphone is universal microphone. OK, What that supposed to mean, well that mean that you can use it in recording studio and also you can use it in live performance on stage. Very good microphone, its have a very low self-noise and it gives great sound quality. AKG C 3000B Professional Microphone is in fact large condenser microphone. The price of this microphone is very low about 95$.
    Specifications :
    • Polar pattern : Cardioid
    • Frequency range: 20Hz to 20kHz
    • Sensitivity: 25mV/Pa (-32dbV)
    • Maximum SPL: 140/150dB (k = 0.5%)
    • Noise Level: 14dB (A) according to DIN45421
    • Impedance: 200 Ohm
    • Connector: XLR 3pm
    • Color : Gray / Silver
    • Dimensions: 162 x Æ53mm
    • Weight: 320g

    AKG C 4000B Professional Microphone

    This microphone have a great recording performance, so his most usage is in studio recording. AKG C 4000B Professional Microphone is only electric dual large-diaphragm transducer mic in the world! That fact gives him a height rating and usage. This microphone is base on Solid Tube microphone because it have that special type of output sound clarity and power. The price of this microphone is relative acceptable, for the quality that this microphone gives. It cost £327.38.


    Specifications :


    • Polar Pattern : cardioid
    • Frequency range: 20Hz to 20kHz
    • Sensitivity: 25mV/Pa (-32dbV)
    • Maximum SPL: 145/155dB (k = 0.5%)
    • Noise Level: 8dB (A) according to DIN45421
    • Impedance: 200 Ohm
    • Connector: XLR 3pm
    • Color : grey/silver
    • Dimensions: 183 x Æ58mm
    • Weight: 450g


    AKG C 4500B Professional Microphone

    This microphone is really high-quality. The main usage of AKG C 4500B Professional Microphone is studio recording and broadcast network, such are radio stations, TV stations and other. This microphones high-tec electronic gives this a very good rating in audio market. AKG C 4500B Professional Microphone is immune to electrostatic and it provides a wide high-quality sound with very low self-noise. If you want to buy this microphone you have to pay $649.00 for it. That price is very acceptable for the quality of the microphone.
    Specifications :
    • Polar pattern : Cardioid
    • Frequency range: 30Hz to 20kHz
    • Sensitivity: 20mV/Pa (-32dbV)
    • Maximum SPL: 145/155dB (THD = 0.5%)
    • Noise Level: 8dB (A) according to DIN45421
    • Impedance: <= 200 ohms
    • Connector: XLR 3pm
    • Colors : grey/silver
    • Dimensions: 183 x Æ58mm
    • Weight: 450g                                                     

      Dynamic Microphone

       

      AKG PERCEPTION 220 Professional Studio Microphone for general purpose with one inch true condenser large diaphragm capsule.
      Dynamic Microphone works on base of electromagnetic induction. Coil attached to the neck membrane vibrates with the membrane under the influence of sound pressure on the membrane.In this changing magnetic flux through the coil because it is located in the magnetic field of permanent magnets. Therefore, the induced voltage of its parts. This voltage is proportional to the speed or velocity of vibration coil microphone membrane, the length of the coil and magnetic flux density magnets.
      Dynamic microphones are most used on stage, live performance

      AKG D11/XLR Dynamic Microphone

      AKG D11/XLR Dynamic Microphone is very powerful microphone. It can handle almost everything from kick drums, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, and it can handle very high pressure without loosing any sound quality. This microphone is great for bands, but you can also use it in studio recording
      Specifications : 
      • Polar pattern : cardioid
      • Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
      • Sensitivity: 2.5 mV / Pa
      • Cable: 5m XLR / XLR cable
      • Purpose: drums, bass amplifiers, and wind instruments
      • Delivery: handy case



      AKG D22/ XLR Dynamic Microphone

      The AKG D 22
      is a durable dynamic instrument mic designed to handle guitar amps equally, wind instruments, and drums and percussion well. The D 22 microphone has a very little self-sound and it provide high quality output sound from your instruments. Perfect for completely authentic sound. The AKG D 22 mic has a rugged wire mesh cap and a sturdy die-cast metal body. 

      Specifications : 
      • Polar pattern : cardioid
      • Frequency Range: 60 Hz to 18 kHz
      • Sensitivity: 2.5 mV / Pa
      • Cable: 5m XLR / XLR cable
      • Accessories: Microphone holder H 440
      • Purpose: cymbals, percussion, guitar amps and brass instruments
      • Delivery: small handy case



      AKG D44 S Dynamic Microphone

      AKG D44 S Dynamic Microphone is good dynamic microphone, It is most used in home recording and karaoke, live performance on stage etc. 
      Specifications : 
      • Polar Pattern : cardioid 
      • Frequency Range: 70 Hz to 18 kHz
      • Sensitivity: 2.5 mV / Pa
      • Cable: Integrated cable
      • Adapter: mini jack and  1/4'' adapter
      • Extras: ON-OFF switch
      • Purpose: home recording and karaoke
      • Delivery: small handy case



      AKG D 55 S Dynamic Microphone

      AKG D 55 S Dynamic Microphone is "big brother" of D44s dynamic microphone. Main different between this two microphones is higher quality of AKG D 55 S Dynamic Microphone, they purpose is same, karaoke and home recording.
      Specifications :
      • Polar pattern : cardioid
      • Frequency Range: 70 Hz to 18 kHz
      • Sensitivity: 2.5 mV / Pa
      • Cable: Integrated cable
      • Adapter: mini jack and 1/4''adapter
      • Extras: ON-OFF switch, metal case
      • Purpose: home recording and karaoke
      • Delivery: handy case

      Professional Headphones

      Headphones are electrical device which transform electrical signal into audio sound. Headphones containing  parts:
      1. Connector
      2. Cable
      3. Case 
      4. Actual headphone
      5. etc
      There are a lot of headphones types on market. Most of them are cheap and pure trash, but fortunately we have a high quality headphones form respectable manufacturers. Todays most popular headphones are AKG headphones. They are not so expensive but they are top quality! 

      AKG K81 DJ Headphones

      AKG K81 DJ Headphones are in top ten of all headphones today.They are perfectly balanced and design is true art. High-Tec technology parts in this headphones make incredibly sound. Very powerful punchie bass and adjusted mid and low sound are real magic. This headphones do not provide any noise or self-noise. You can use them for I-pod, PsP and other game consuls, of course you can use them to listen music on pc or use them to produce your music. They are awsome for Dee Y-s.
      Specifications :
      • Type: dynamic, closed headphone
      • Sensitivity: 115 dB / V
      • Frequency range: 16Hz to 24kHz
      • Impedance: 32 Ohm
      • Cable: 2.5m
      • Maximum input power: 2.000 mW
      • Weight: 150g
      • Special features: 3D-Axis mechanism

        AKG K181 DJ headphones


        AKG K181 DJ headphones are close type headphones. They are most used in DJ mixing but you can use them where ever you want. You can listen music on I-pod, PC, there are EXCELENT for music production in home or professional studio. These headphones are real professional and many of producer use them, I also use them and I truly recommend them to you! Very clear and pure sound, but also with very powerful bass and great mid and low high frequency sound.
        Specifications :

        • Type: Closed Dynamic Headphones
        • Sensitivity: 120 dB / V
        • Frequency range: 5Hz to 30kHz
        • Impedance: 42 Ohms
        • Cable: 1.8m
        • Maximum input power: 3.500 mW
        • Weight: 280g
        • Special features: 3D-Axis mechanism, mini-XLR connector
          They are expensive but they are worth every single cent, believe me. 

          AKG K-28 NC Professional Headphones

          AKG K-28 NC Professional Headphones are average price and great quality.  They provide a very clear and powerful sound. Lot of bass (but not to much) nice mid and high frequency sound. They also gives you opportunity to connect them in the plane, the have a plane connector and a lot of special features. 
          Specifications : 
          • Type: Closed Dynamic Headphones
          • Sensitivity: 125 dB SPL / V
          • Frequency response: 12Hz to 28kHz
          • Impedance: 32 Ohms
          • Cable: 1.8m
          • Connector: 3.5mm stereo
          • Adapter: Adapter for the plane
          • Weight: 73g
          • Special features: active noise reduction


            AKG K10 Headphones

            AKG K10 Headphones are average quality headphones. They are most used in listening music, playing games and similar activities. I do not recommend them for producing and mixing sound. 
            Specifications : 
            • Type: Closed Dynamic Headphones
            • Sensitivity: 98 dB SPL / mW
            • Frequency response: 100Hz to 13kHz
            • Impedance: 360 Ohm
            • THD: <1%
            • Cable: 1.5m
            • Connector: gold-plated TS
            • Color: Black
            • Weight: 72g



            AKG HSC-200SR Professional Headphones


            These headphones are actually headset. This headset is composed of high quality headphones and high quality microphone. They are made for broadcast usage, like radio, television, stadium announcer etc. If you have some home studio you can use them to record and produce your music, if you do not have money to buy separate microphone and headphones, this headset is right solution for you.
            Specifications :
            • Characteristics of the microphone: kardioida
            • Sensitivity: 100 dB SPL / 1MW
            • Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz
            • Impedance: <200 Ohm
            • Consumption: <2 mA
            • Headset Type: semi-open dynamic headphones
            • Cable: 3m
            • Color: black matte
            • Weight: 250g
            • Connector: 2 x stereo mini jack


            AGK Q-34 Broudcast Headphones

            AKG Q-34 Broudcast Headset is very similar to AKG HSC-200SR, because this is also broadcast headphones with very quality microphone and headphones. You can use them just like AKG HSC-200SR. Only different between those two headsets are quality of the microphone and length of the cable and different type of headphones. I recommend you AKG HSC-200SR.
            Specifications :

            • Characteristics of the microphone: hiperkardioida
            • Sensitivity: 90 dB SPL / 1MW
            • Frequency response: 150Hz to 5000Hz
            • Impedance: 230 Ohm
            • Max. SPL: 130dB
            • Cable: 1.8m
            • Color: matte gray / black
            • Weight: 250g
            • Standard accessories W40, Z62 / 1
            • Headset Type: Closed Dynamic Headphones
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              VOCAl RECORDING  EQUIPMENT
              Human Factor
              You are always sing under a shower, you sing at job or school, you sing when you exercise, run, walk, you sing everyday! If you do, then I want to share with you some info what are you need to build your own home music studio. 
              First and most important thing is your passion for music. If you have that passion building own studio would not be problem for you. Because if you want it so much you would not be care how much it will cost. But if you are insure about it you will never build your studio. Because its easy to buy some equipment and get somebody else to do for you.
              Second human factor is talent. If you are not talent, do not give up, please do not. If you do not have a talent for singing or rapping so what? You can be a music maker, producer or something else. All you have to do is try and try and try and you will success! If you do have a talent for singing or raping, or beat making or production YOU SHOULD MAKE YOUR STUDIO AS MUCH SOON POSSIBLE! Why? Because you do not want to waste your time, that you could use to increase yours skills as rapper, singer, beat maker, or producer. 
              Next thing is very important that is persistence and patience. Nothing grows over night, not even today best musicians, producers, beat makers not get success over night. You should put 100% of you if you want to get a result you want! Do never give up please do not. If you spot that it is not going so great, do not worry everyone has their falls and ups! EVERYONE!


 





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