How Can I Set Up A Quality-Sounding Studio On A Budget?

  • Ignacio 'Nacho' Molino
  • Music Producer

  • Grammy-Winning Mix Engineer

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ALL LEVELS

You've written or found great music you'd like to record. However, the cost  of always having to py a producer and going to a studio is just too much. One solution is to set up your own studio and learn to at least record your own tracks.

In this video, Grammy-winning producer/engineer, Ignacio ‘Nacho’ Molino shares his expertise on how to set up a quality-sounding home studio on a budget.

Overview

Helpful Advice Nacho Shares In This Video

Key Investments

Learn what items need to be high quality and which can be lesser quality.

Your Space

Learn how to optimize the acoustics of your recording space for great sound.

Microphones

Find out what quality your microphones need to be.

Speakers

Learn what quality your speakers.monitors should be.

The Interface

Find out what quuality interface you should have for good quality.

Mistakes

Discover the most common mistakes artsts make in setting up their studio.
About The EXPERT

Ignacio 'Nacho' Molino


Nacho is a Producer and Engineer with more than 20 years of experience. Born on February 8th, 1981. Begins piano lessons at 4 and learns to play guitar at 15. Later on he gets to play with legendary bands in Panama such as Libertad Perdida, Rencilla and Cabeza de Martillo. Being an active member of the panamanian rock scene as an engineer, Ignacio is awarded in the PanamaRock Awards for his work on “Pies de Loto” from Rencilla as Best Heavy Rock Album in 2004 and “Solo los Fuertes Sobreviven” in 2007. Album of the Year on “Agenda” from the band Factor VIII, Album of the Year for “Kamikaze” from los Rabanes (2007), Song of the Year for Filtro Medusa’s “Angel Eterno”.

In 2007 he does engineer assistant to engineer Orlando Vitto and producer Sebastian Krys for the album “Kamikaze” of Los Rabanes. This album is awarded with “Best Rock Vocal Album” in 2007 Latin Grammys. In 2010 Ignacio is hired to record a live performance in the Panama Jazz Festival. The performance includes big Jazz names as Danilo Perez, John and Tom Patitucci, Terry Lynn Carrington, Jamey Haddad, Joe Lovano and Liz Wright. In 2013 he records, edits, post produces and mixes Omar Alfanno’s Live Concert DVD “De Panama para el Mundo”. The live concert DVD features the songwriters most known hits.

In 2015, Ignacio is awarded with his first Latin Grammy for his work on Ruben Blades album “Son de Panama” as “Best Salsa Album”. “Son de Panama” also gets nominated in the Latin Grammys for “Album of the Year”. With this same album Ignacio is awarded his also first Grammy in 2016 for “Best Tropical Latin Album”. In 2017, Ignacio is awarded with 2 more Latin Grammys for his work on Ruben Blades “Salsa Big Band” Album.

The album is awarded for “Best Salsa Album” and “Album of the Year” in the Latin Grammys. This same year, Ignacio is Nominated for “Recording of the Year” for his work on “La Flor de la Canela” on the Album “Achabuca”. “Salsa Big Band” also gets Ignacio his 2nd Grammy in 2018 for this same album as “Best Tropical Latin Album”.

In 2020 Ignacio gets three more nominations for the Latin Grammys with Carlos Vives “Cumbiana”, Carlos Vives and Ruben Blades “Canción Para Ruben” and Orquesta Failde with the album “Failde Con Tumba’o”. In his more than 18 years of professional engineering, Ignacio “Nacho” Molino has worked with artists such as CJ Ramone, Ruben Blades, Carlos Vives, Gente de Zona, Pacific Broders, Los Rabanes, Joan Manuel Serrat, Omar Alfanno, Diego Torres, Tony Vega, Pedro Arroyo, Luis Enrique, Angel Lopez, Rod Richards from Rare Earth and many more.


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