

It has four mono channels for input, so you can connect four microphones, or two stereo synths, simultaneously. The audio interface I chose was the Alesis io4.

The upside was that it could sit between my computer and my synths and give me more granular control over recording them too. When I got a microphone that required phantom power (that is, electricity to be fed up its cable), I needed to get an interface to sit between the computer and the microphone. Firstly, it gave me relatively limited control and information about the volumes going into the PC, and secondly it only enabled me to record one instrument at a time, and involved a lot of plugging and unplugging to switch keyboards. This product appears to be discontinued now, but cheap MIDI to USB cables are available.įor the audio, I started off by just recording into the mic input on my PC, but that was limited in a couple of ways. You can cut bits and edit the recordings afterwards, but you're capturing sounds not data.įor the MIDI connection, I used the Voyetra USB Music Studio Kit, which includes a cable to connect MIDI to USB.
#How to record on acid music studio 10 how to
Discover how to start home recording synth music on your computer, using the Alesis io4 and Sony Acid Music Studio.
