How to Build your own Home / Portable recording studio

Do you want to start making videos for youtube? Start a video podcast? Maybe improve what you’re already filming. In this video, Jason Mayfield show how to transform your apartment, bedroom, basement (really any room) into a functional video studio. Great for video bloggers, product reviews, educational videos and Bible studies like  http://youtube.com/graceforlifetv . Equipment list below, but visit this link to purchase everything you need…  http://astore.amazon.com/jasonmayfiel... EQUIPMENT LIST: Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera  http://amzn.to/23Iv1Me Olympus 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 Ver. II R, Interchangeable Lens for Olympus / Panasonic Micro 4/3 Cameras  http://amzn.to/1NkCxW1 Vivitar 75-inch Full Size Tripod, Black (VIV-TR-75)  http://amzn.to/1NkCAB3 TASCAM DR-40 4-Track Portable Digital Recorder  http://amzn.to/1peJKeT CowboyStudio 2275 Watt Digital Video Continuous Softbox Lighting Kit/Boom Set  http://amzn.to/23Ivazb Bayco ...

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10 Tips on Creating a Quiet Acoustic Recording Environment in Your Home Music Studio Chances are, you don't have a ton of money to make your home studio into top of the line, soundproof, professional-level, recording studio. Doing so would most likely involve tearing down your whole house and beginning from the ground up with top architects specializing in acoustics.  Yet, home studios are giving professional studios a run for their money, as professional level consumer software makes the PC (or Mac), one's own audio/video editing workstations. So, how can you better soundproof your studio affordably? Here are some tips: FIND THE QUIETEST ROOM IN YOUR HOME/APARTMENT . Look out for things like air conditioners, being too close to the street, a noisy neighbor, an uninsulated window that lets in outside noise. And, while the garage is great for band practice, for recording, you want to be somewhere that you can control both the temperature (for the equipment) a...