Recording Studio

Whenever you want to take up a new hobby, its recommended you start off with baby steps, since going head-on against difficult projects may lead to disappointments and abandonment. Recording Studio follows the same principle in audio recording, as it is a lightweight version of an otherwise common software genre.

You can use Recording Studio to start off creating songs from scratch, by recording the vocals yourself and then adding several virtual instruments, or you can import already existent songs and practice your tweaking skills with them. The virtual instrument tracks can be recorded using the computer keyboard and mouse (or even multitouch keyboards if available). More so, the audio tracks can be recorded using the built-in microphone, by connecting an external microphone or using a USB audio interface.

Among the above-mentioned virtual instruments that this app supports, we can mention the grand piano, drums, or classical guitar, meaning that you can create good songs without actually having the instruments at hand. If you start to get the hang of Recording Studio, you may want to consider tweaking some of the audio settings, as it gives you access to plenty of them. For example, you can adjust some of the general sound settings, such as latency, or more advanced settings like MIDI, reverb, and metronome settings.

Recording Studio allows you to create good music without the need to buy expensive equipment or software, making it a good app to have if you're new to the business. Unfortunately, you'll eventually evolve and feel some of the limitations that it has, meaning that while it does deserve a place in your digital library, it won't be staying there for too long.