Since lockdown, our engineering team have been helping with creative and technical tips for creation in self-isolation and how to improve your recording set-up whilst at home. From recording and processing studio vocals at home to the fundamentals of a home recording set-up, but now we want to see your set-ups!
We’re inviting artists, musicians, producers, engineers, composers and sound designers across all levels to show us your studios!
Everyone’s creative set-up is different and no studio space is too big or too small. Some are packed to the rafters with analogue synthesizers and vintage outboard, whilst others can be modest and condensed to just a MIDI keyboard and audio interface. No matter what your studio set-up is like, we want to see it.
“Professional quality studio equipment is now so compact, it can fit on your desk or kitchen table. As long as you have space for a desk and a chair, you’re basically ready to set up the foundation of your home studio.” — Jon Foster, Toronto-based composer, producer and drummer
Send us a message on our Facebook page or email us on our Production Hub with either a photo or video of your studio, and we will feature them over the Abbey Road Blog and our Instagram page.
Abbey Road engineer Paul Pritchard's Home Studio Set-Up
We've kicked things off with our own Paul Pritchard who has shared his home studio space, including a look at some of the vintage equipment he's picked up over the years and a few of the slightly obscure instruments he has on display...
