Digital recording studio systems
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| Cubase 5 - Digital multitrack sound recording and editing software |
As described in my
previous article, we are living today in the era of a digital technology. The traditional, analog studio recording equipment, although available and still necessary in some applications, became much less popular in general due to the evolution of a newer, more compact and versatile, and relatively cheaper digital sound recording systems. These systems became cheaper and widely available simply because the need for the expensive hardware doesn't exist any more (except for the high end systems), as the digital systems are now controlled electronically by the software, rather than the hardware it self. In home, or so called project studios, although we still require to have some hardware interfaces to be able to physically connect various pieces of studio equipment, instruments etc., in comparison with previous systems, they are minimal.
We are now going to take a look at some very basic computer based audio recording setup.
