ULTIMATE Home Studio Setup - The Tour | Inspiring & Visually Stunning Music Production Space
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Welcome to my ultimate home studio setup. This is the tour of my music studio where I share the secrets behind this visually stunning and inspiring music production space! In this video, I take you through my home studio, showcasing the gear I use and how it fits into my workflow as a music producer.
🔸 Gear featured in this video: Roland TB-303, Kaoss Pad KP3+, Steinberg CC121, Yamaha HS-8 speakers, RME ADI-2 Pro FS, Audeze LCD-X Headphones, Pioneer DDJ1000, Roland Quad-Capture, custom vertical dual-screen monitor setup, custom-built PC, and Steinberg Cubase.
🔸 Production techniques: Discover my unique workflow using the CC121 along with my vertical dual-screen setup.
🔸 Unique studio aesthetics: Explore my custom lighting setup and cozy atmosphere that make my home studio one-of-a-kind.
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Timestamps:
00:35 - How it started
01:42 - The dual monitors
03:15 - Instruments & MIDI Controllers
04:06 - CC121 DAW Controller
06:20 - HS8 Speakers
07:08 - Acoustic treatment
07:32 - LCD-X Headphones
08:16 - ADI-2 Pro
10:19 - Quad capture
10:48 - Microphone - Shure SM58
11:18 - Mouse & Keyboard
12:18 - DJ Decks & Laptop
13:19 - Custom built PC
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About Mike Bello:
I'm an electronic music producer and DJ known for my aggressive and high-energy Electro House music. I'm constantly exploring the world for new sounds and experiences that inspire my music. Join me on this adventure and let's create unforgettable music together.
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Great Brother This is Inspiration and Motivation as a Producer even though im known as a Boxing Content Creator i found you a couple of days ago and so happy i did Keep up the Excellent work my great Brother Much Respect ❤🔥❤🔥💯
Thanks man I really appreciate the kind words! I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos and I'm going to try getting them edited and uploaded faster as I go, so hopefully we'll be talking in the comments lots more! Thanks again brother I really appreciate the comment 🙏
@@MikeBelloMusic Yes Absolutely Brother I think you are doing a great Job Your Content is Legendary and so enjoyable to watch And trust me I’m a New Fan 💪 ❤️ Blessings Brother 🙏
@@AndrewTuckerWorld Thanks again man it means a lot! And welcome to the community, I look forward to seeing you around and talking again soon! 🙏
Hey I’m starting music I was hoping that u can show me how u did the two monitors like how did u get them angled
I think it’s very cool can u make a vid if u do thank’s my brother
This is a simple but yet an expensive and impressive studio setup. I've seen this video about a year ago, wtaching it now, still impressed 🔥👍🏽
I watch a lot of these home studio setup videos. This has to be the first time I’ve seen someone using a Roland Quad Capture audio interface in their setup. We’ve got a few things in common. The quad capture was the first audio interface I ever had. Bought it around 2011 or 2012. Only mic I had at the time was the bue yeti pro. I only used that interface 4 or 5 times for just a few minutes at a time. I was always too busy working. I got the octacapture in 2015. Used it maybe once to test a microphone. I still have the quad, but I don’t use it for anything. The octacapture I use just for my hs8’s. I actually have the korg kaosilator plus, but it’s not hooked up. I don’t even know what wires it needs to be hooked up. I’ve had it for maybe 8 years and I’ve never really used it. I worked as an over the road truck driver and I stayed out all the time, so I’ve just been buying gear online & having them sent home. I had the hs8’s for about two years before I even hooked them up. And my computer processor is a 5900x, so similar again to yours as well. Do you have a video showing how you hooked all this stuff up?
This is really inspiring. LOVED THE LIGHTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
crazy setup bro
Thanks man 🙏
"Wow, this home studio setup is awesome. 🎶🎬 The attention to detail and creativity in the design. Love the dedication put into crafting this space. This tour has definitely given me some great ideas for my own setup. Thanks for sharing 👏🏻🎵" and oh yea that kp3 is a slept on piece of gear. Love it
Thanks so much and I'm glad you like it! I'm so glad you were able to get some inspiration from it, feel free to ask any questions if you need more details to use for your own setup!
one day I will complete my dream of build studio like this :)
Awesome
Inspiring
Thank you, glad you liked it!
5:02 ... Niiiice!: D
Thank you 🙏
I know flipping throw windows slows down workflow I always use to think that when I’m working in my studio but as soon as I started setting up key commands I realized it dose not slow down my workflow at all cause I just setup key commands and press one button and a new window opens but if you have to grab your mouse then yes it dose slow down workflow
But key commands there really useful
Cause us as audio engineers we wanna make everything as easy as possible and make everything easy so we can get that sound we want as fast as possible that’s how audio engineers work they want number 1 a good workflow number 2 they want a good setup in the studio number 3 they want a good mix template
For a audio engineer there studio is always changing cause there always improving stuff
Like me in my recording studio I’m always changing stuff and always improving everything
But I always always change stuff to for content
Cause I am also a UA-camr I teach mixing and recording music on my channel
Nice studio & video !
Many thanks!!
how do you have the bottom screen mountedand slanted like that?
he’s said it’s a dual monitor arm
any chance of a link to the lighting you got please, that is available globally i am based in the UK, thank you, love the setup by the way
here are some question bro! as you said using 10years old interface are rest of products also old which thing you suggest to buy which are advance and better in market today to setup new home professional studio ,,can you list the products you used with links so ican check them easily one by one .
have you used mpc ?which things it can replace the things you used in you studio ?
Hi, what were the leds lights and controller you used? I'd love to pick different color ambience in my room lol... Also, for the RME, do you connect it via digital to the roland quadcapture? What ASIO driver are you using in cubase, rolands?
The LED lights are just generic ones from amazon, there's many different brands depending what country you are in but they all work the same. With the RME, the quad capture goes into the RME via 1/4 inch jack. And the driver I use is the RME Asio driver
How many inches is a monitor?
just looked up the RME ADI-2 pro, and there is 2 inputs on the back in the picture ?
What brand/model is the bottom display that has the mixing console on it?
It's just a standard Acer IPS monitor. IPS monitors are good for viewing on angles so any brand of IPS monitor should work fine
Hi. I am intrigued with Ur studio building tech ur equipment acoustic set up head phones speakers etc seating Adi2 Pro. Interest!!!
Glad to hear it! I'm planning to do another studio build video soon where I'll try to build my own studio desk
This video is bloody brilliant. Quick question, If someone wanted to use the Roland Quad Capture, what style of audio interface would he need to receive the signal to the headphones? Also, 2K is a steap price for the RME ADI-2 AD/DA, would you know any brands that dont break the bank ? Haha cheers.
Thanks, glad you liked the video!
The Roland Quad Capture is an all-in-one audio interface. It can receive the signal from your instruments and send the audio from your computer back out to your headphones or speakers.
The RME is not necessary, I just use it because the audio processing is higher quality than the quad capture and I wanted the highest quality possible in my setup. I used only the Roland Quad Capture for a long time though before I bought the RME
what is the mixing software your using on the bottom screen? Thanks
That's the MixConsole window from Cubase
how to make hair style like yours? what is the name of this hairstyle?
Haha it's just called a bun, if you have long hair it's very easy to do
is it a desk on top of a desk? cheers
Yeah the desk behind is overlapping the wider desk in front
Hello I would like to know what is and where can I get what your using for your mixing console ?
The mixing console is just the mix console window from Cubase, I have moved the entire mix console window onto the second monitor which is just a normal Acer IPS monitor
RGB LED = studio now
Well the LED's look nice, but I wouldn't really call it a studio without all of the gear, instruments, and acoustic treatment that I have in there
@@MikeBelloMusic I mustve missed the gear
@@devondetroit2529 pretty hard to miss, I mean you can see the acoustic treatment from every angle. And the audio interface, DAW controller, and midi keyboard are right there on the desk. The only thing my studio doesn't have is an anologue mixing console, but it's not the 80's anymore so most studios don't use analogue mixing consoles these days
@@devondetroit2529 bro what? 😂
I personally was so ready to upgrade but it was constantly sorry this songs not the right fit, not for us, sorry under radar etc perhaps not upgrading haha
Wtf did you say? 😂
@@ViejoGameL i was high
help my mic keep making weird noise i dont think its feed back and every thing i try dont work
What have you tried?
@@MikeBelloMusic checked online change my settings over and over nothing worked bought new gear cables mic the lots still didnt fix it
@@darkxix9098you tried a different audio interface?
Great vid man! Thanks for taking the time to create this. Looking forward to learning and sharing music knowledge. I have an Apollo Twin interface (amazing preamps) with Ableton and a Neumann TLM-102 Microphone which sounds amazing on vocals.
What's the two screens and dual monitor screen do you have?
ni s61 mk3
whats the bottom monitor ? what size is it? When u switched to ADI 2 pro did u notice an improvement in D/A monitoring quality? lol
I have a brand new monitor setup that I'll be showing off with all the details in my next video! Yes I noticed the deifference with the ADI 2 pro, especially when using my headphones
WOW!!! Just found your channel!!! Absolutely amazing!!!
Some Ikea furniture is amazing, as I recently bought myself a sit/stand gaming desk and it's fantastic to get the chest upright, open and allow breathing to be done correctly. Have my Novation midi controller, KRK monitors, 21:9 monitor, custom built AMD Ryzen 9, 64GB ram, 6TB storage drive with samples, Universal Audio Apollo Twin interface, Ableton Suite, Yamaha Motif ES6 and Korg Collection 4 plug-in pack!! Neighbours aren't impressed! LOL Oh well, life in Canberra! LOL
Thanks! So glad you're enjoying the videos! I'm trying to get into a schedule of more regular uploads so you have loads of new content coming if you check back regularly. Sounds like you have an awesome setup! Do you use a lot of sample libraries to need that 64GB of ram?
@@MikeBelloMusic I have a tendency to transfer any audio files into RAM for quicker loading/reading to ensure to reduced delay due to the hard drive spinning up from being in sleep mode. I currently also have 240GB of samples alone, and have recently purchased nearly 15GB from F9, so having a field day getting back into it all. Problem is (if you can call it that) enjoying it so much, not shutting down the computer til about 3am every morning lol
Haha I know that problem too well! Yeah that's a huge amount of samples, what plugin are you using all those samples in? Or are they just wav files that you're bringing into the project?
What touchscreen is?
Let me know if you enjoyed this video, and if you'd like me to do more "in the studio" videos like this! And of course, feel free to ask any questions!
what is the main monitor please ? I need a new one and can't decide between 27 or 32, QHD or 4K
Enjoyed the tour. They say you learn something new everyday .I now know what I need for my repetitive stress syndrome .Cool
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi! i liked a lot your video!
What is your second monitor ? the one when you see the mixer ? Thanks a Lot!
Which dual monitor arms did you use for your setup?
What stand are you using for the bottom monitor maybe something like a laptop stand to hold it at an angle? Or is this on the stand?
So both the top and bottom monitor are connected to the same stand, it has 2 monitor arms and the bottom one is just tired back on an angle
Actual name? Please
Looking for the name of the stand please
great gear can i work for you such that i can also raise enough money to build my own studio like the one you have ]
Thanks for the comment! I'm actually not looking for anyone to work for me at the moment but thanks for asking
Hey there, what's the exact name of your monitor stand? Looks great!
The brand is North Bayou, I don't know if that exact brand is available in all countries but if you search 'dual monitor stand' on google you will find many
I like this
Thanks!
Dream studio
❤️
that studio look sick asf i wouldnt leave that shit
Thanks so much for your kind words and positivity!
Nothing to see here.
Nothing at all