Home studios evolve over time, at first you start off simple and cheap, then upgrade and add as you grow - Eventually your setup gets more sophisticated so your recordings improve and you can even invite guests along for interviews. Equipment used:
- Acoustic Panels: Foam Wedge Tiles (Buy on Amazon USA or Amazon UK).
- Carpet Tiles: Self Adhesive Tiles (Buy on Amazon USA or Amazon UK).
- Microphone: Behringer B-1 (Buy on Amazon USA or Amazon UK).
- Audio Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (Buy on Amazon USA or Amazon UK).
Note: You will need software for your setup to broadcast live - Check out Radio.co's Knowledge Base.
Location Upgrades
- Acoustic Panels: Strategically place foam panels on your walls to significantly alter the room’s acoustics for better sounding audio.
- Carpet: Lay down carpet tiles on wooden flooring to absorb sound and really lock-in audio.
Advanced Equipment
- Microphone: A condenser microphone allows you to either capture live or recorded audio due to it's source seperation and feedback rejection.
- Audio Interface: Acting as a preamp and power supply, it allows multiple microphone connections for live interviews or podcasts.
