Equipment To Create Mobile Recording Studio

I use Pro Tools since version 5.3, always getting better recordings, in mobile or studio situations. This new version will be used for most of my work, recording and editing audio. It has a learning curve that is easy and works seamlessly with sessions i already have.

This is a great stand for the home studio. Compact. Mobile. Strong enough for most amps that you will use for recording. It's setup for a nice boom extension if you want to keep the footprint small. Good quality.

I am a singer/songwriter (amature) and I have mics and recording equipment at home, but I was looking for something more mobile. I wanted something that I could plug into my ipad and record musical ideas when I was on the go. I can record guitar tracks at home and put my ipad and condenser mic in my bag and work on vocals throughout the day. And the sound is great.

This case offers amazing flexibility to configure just the right set up for our mobile recording equipment. We went from 6 packs to one sturdy and functional case!

I use this well-designed tripod to create spontaneous images while mobile.

...or so I read...they are standard equipment in virtually every recording studio. Super comfortable with clean, unbiased sound. I’ve had three sets of (Higher priced) headphones from other makers, I like these best by far.

It's the second pair of these, I use to create different scenes in studio.

This is one of the most useful pieces of equipment I carry. It is a must for anyone recording or shooting out of the studio on location. Extremely rugged and dependable, clamps tight.

I use the Kopul PDI-40 for live gigs and in a recording studio. It is a well built piece of equipment. Metal casing with all the ins and outs I need. It is quiet, with solid ground lift and attenuation switches. There are certainly more expensive and loaded boxes out there but I cannot imagine that they are any better put together.

These were my first purchase toward building my own VO recording studio in my apartment and I love them. I don't yet have all the equipment I need for recording so for now, I use them for listening to music but they're great. I'm just getting started in VO work so these have been recommended for real-time monitoring by an instructor. I'll probably upgrade at some point to an even better pair but by far the nicest set I've ever personally owned.