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Multiple Choice Questions:
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a. Input
b. Output
c. Pro
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a. Hardware
b. Software
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a. System Software b. Application Software
Answer the following:
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How to Set Up a Home Recording Studio
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Setting up a recording studio in your home has never been easier and more affordable. PreSonus® offers everything you need to record, mix, produce, and master your music in your spare bedroom. This guide will go over the basics of what you need to get started.
Selecting Your PC
The first thing that you must have to set up a recording studio is a computer. This can be a Mac® or Windows® PC, so you can continue to use whichever operating system with which you’re most comfortable. The first thing you’ll need to check is the system requirements for the recording software you’d like to use. If you are purchasing a PreSonus audio interface, Studio One® Artist is included for free with your hardware (more on that in a minute). Keep in mind that the “minimum system requirements" published by any accessory hardware or software manufacturer are just that: The bare minimum computer specs that you need to get the bare minimum level of performance.
The better your computer specs are, the better your performance will be. So, keep that in mind when configuring your PC. For example, if you are planning on recording eight or more audio tracks simultaneously at 96 kHz, you will need a more powerful machine than you would if you are recording one track at time at 44.1 kHz. The same goes for mixing and production. If you will be producing multi-layered EDM albums with dozens of tracks triggering virtual instruments and samples, your computer will need more horse power than if you are just using your computer to record your vocals and guitar only.
The last thing to consider is the transport protocol your audio interface requires. This is the method of communication your audio interface uses to transfer audio to and from your computer. The most popular protocols currently in use are USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB C, and Thunderbolt. While there are still FireWire products in production, you will find that these are generally compatible with Thunderbolt. If you’re just getting started, PreSonus recommends that you select a newer protocol to provide you with the most longevity from your investment.