If your professional work is in voice-overs or music, you probably hate having to go to a studio every day. It may seem like having a home studio is the way to go, but it can have some drawbacks. First of all, you need to take your neighbors into account. Your choice in career entails a certain amount of noise, which can cause them to dislike you at times. You also have to consider the noise that they make that may contaminate your session. And finally, you have to consider noise-makers in your own home.
Key Takeaways:
- If you say recording you say sound at more or less high volumes. This may result in an annoyance to your closest neighbors.
- Don’t forget that while you are trying to record the persons living next door are trying to mind their own business.
- The best way to find out what kind of noises you will be exposed to is to have a “test” recording session.
“”The possibility you have nowadays to record decently in your own home is certainly a matter of joy to anybody who’s into audio. However this situation usually entails some limitations absent in professional facilities.””
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