In essence, if you fail to give your creative process any boundaries, it may sprawl out for years and put a huge damper on your musical output. There’s a well-known theory called Parkinson’s Law that states, “work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”. I know more songwriters and artists than I can count that have spent precious years working on a handful of songs only to never release them. I know what you’re thinking… “Wait a second! I thought this was just i just read this in the “PRO” list for home recording.” The truth is that infinite time is often a double-edged sword. Capturing your idea before the muse escapes you should be top priority.
Don’t let the technology slow your momentum though! An acoustic guitar into an iPhone makes just about as good a worktape demo as any. Probably the greatest advantage of having a recording setup at home is to be able to capture any melodies or new song ideas that pop into your head from time to time. You Can Record Whenever Inspiration Strikes You
#RECORDPAD PROFESSOINAL VS HOME PROFESSIONAL#
Even if you plan on recording the final version of your record in a professional studio, this “pre-production” work is great to spend time on at home. Recording at home gives you the freedom to take all the time you want to explore different arrangements, instrumentation, and sound design to discover “your sound”. Making great music is often about taking the time to experiment and find what combination of creative elements fits the song best. While there are many obvious benefits to cutting your next track from the comfort of your own bedroom, there also many potential issues that could cause you headaches down the road. Almost anyone with a computer and a few bucks for a microphone can very easily get started recording their own music at home.
#RECORDPAD PROFESSOINAL VS HOME SOFTWARE#
This is mostly thanks to the release of more and more accessible home recording software and equipment.
There has been an explosion in home recording over the last decade or more. Most people are aware of the basics, but there is a TON more that separates the 2 besides the mere change of venue. Something we get asked ALL THE TIME here at Sound Cannon is: What are the real differences between recording my project at home versus a professional studio.
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