You’re probably thinking of saving bucks on booking a recording studio by trying to record at home yourself. Here’s why you shouldn’t:
● Time you can spend rehearsing will be spent trying to learn how to record and edit
● The money you think you’re saving will be spent on buying expensive equipment, soundproofing, and software
● Creating music and engineering music take up very different parts of the brain. It’s very likely that when you spend a lot of time figuring out the technical aspects of your recording, your musical creativity gets burnt out
● It’s always a good idea to have a professional lend an ear to your music to point out the technicalities you didn’t even know existed, and help you fix them in the right environment and with the right equipment