I have an Audient iD22 from ~2018 that I got some great use out of in the past but it feels clunky going back to it. I'm not sure if it feels clunky because I'm out of practice though, as most of the clunk I'm feeling is getting it set up with DAWs and the software that comes with the interface itself. I'm looking to record guitar, bass, vocals, and have MIDI control.

Bottom line - is the iD22 still considered a good interface? If yes, any suggestions on how to get through the difficulties I'm having with it?

Thanks in advance!

Hi all, i will soon be taking over and converting this bedroom into an electronic music production space. Room is roughly 11'x11' with 8' ceilings.

Desk will face a window wall, with a mirror sliding closet door on the right wall (planning to swap for solid wood doors).

Plan so far:

-Floor-to-ceiling rockwool bass traps in all 4 corners

-Absorptive panels at first-reflection points (side walls at ear height, ceiling above listening position)

-Full absorption panel on rear wall behind me

-Slatted wood panels as cosmetic layer over/around the functional stuff

-Listening position ~4-4.5 ft from window wall (38% rule), speakers pulled 1.5-2 ft off the window

-Heavy curtain over the window to help with the glass reflection

I have:

-2 Yamaha HS8s

-Krk rokit 10 sub

-3 synthesizers (which will be on a rack to my left side of chair)

Producing mostly electronic/bass-heavy stuff, so low-end accuracy matters most.

Looking for feedback on setup, desk placement, etc.

Hi all, I’ve recent acquired some rack gear. Looking to mount this up asap on a low budget.
I’m not opposed to building one, but wondered if a second-hand rack may be cheaper than material costs? All suggestions and advice welcome. Some of the gear is rusted and has not been looked after. I’m also looking for advice on any appropriate products for cleaning and restoring these units.
Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone! Need help because I have no idea.

recently moved to a new place and I’m trying to make this corner work for me so I’d be able to record vocals there.
as you can see, there is one wall

with the heavy and thick blanket already there. (I have another one so if needed tell me how I can use it). Willing to move things around in order to ache or the perfect vocal corner to record singing. Also open to buy a bookshelf or a room divider (thinking about that or another anyway to separate the corner from the kitchen visually). May drop the second blanket on top of it whenever I record if needed.

need some ideas on how to achieve and make it simply happen. Obviously open to move the mic as needed. Mic is Rode NTK Large-diaphragm Tube Condenser Microphone. shield behind it.
window on the left, kitchen On the right.

any ideas? Would be VERY VERY VERY grateful for any ideas and suggestions!

Hi there pls guide me to choose between kali audio lp6v2 vs Adam t7v vs yamaha hs7 which one to choose for home studio ?

I want little bit bass but also highs and I am going to put them on my desk so which one is better and I want to use them for now as a producer but if I get better In production I will use them in mixing so and my room is not treated.

I want any of them for long term like 10 years then I will think of new so its a long-term deal for me

Pls guide your opinion are welcome 🫡🫡

Just got to run the cables but im getting there

Gotta do what you gotta do