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$59AKG K52 Closed-Back Headphones for Live Sound Monitoring & Recording Studios
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$249
JBL LSR305P MKII Studio Monitor 5 Inch
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$498
JBL LSR305P MKII Pair Studio Monitors 5 Inch
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$285
Focal Alpha 50 Studio Monitor 5 Inch
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$569
Focal PK-Alpha50 5 Inch Studio Monitor Pair
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$149
Zoom ZDM-1 Podcast Mic Pack
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$599
Alesis Recital Pro 88 Key Hammer Action Digital Piano
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$799
JBL LSR308P MKII Pair Studio Monitor 8 Inch
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$599
Korg B2 Black – 88 Key Digital Piano
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$299
Roland GO LIVECAST Live Streaming Studio for Smartphones
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$469
Shure SE535 Sound Isolating Earphones (Red)
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$749
Universal Audio Apollo Solo USB 3 2×4 Audio Interface
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$733
Focusrite Clarett 4 Pre USB Audio Interface
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$69
Blackstar amPlug2 Fly Guitar Headphone Amplifier
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$149
Native Instruments Komplete 13 Update (From Komplete 2 – 12)
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$299
Teenage Engineering Ultimate Cocktail PO 3-in-1
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$374
Native Instruments Komplete 13 Ultimate Collector’s Edition Update
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$699
Native Instruments Komplete 13 Ultimate Collectors Edition Upgrade (from Komplete Standard)
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$299
Native Instruments Komplete 13 Ultimate Update (from Komplete)
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$299
Native Instruments Komplete 13 Upgrade (from Komplete Select)
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Studio Gear
Whether you run a professional recording studio or have a studio at home. You'll find all the recording equipment you need at DJ City with our extensive range of studio gear. Essential for perfecting your sound, high-quality studio gear, and recording equipment is a must-have for your studio. At DJ City, we stock a range of studio gear and recording equipment from some of the biggest names in the recording industry. Including Pioneer DJ, Native Instruments, Behringer, KRK, and JBL. So stress less, and let your creativity flow; with our range of professional, and easy to use studio equipment. So whether you're looking for Studio Monitors, Recording Microphones, Headphones, or Controllers; DJ City are sure to have a solution to suit you.
So head into your local DJ City store, or contact our friendly staff today. We'd love to help you choose some studio equipment that is sure to complement your studio.
How to set up recording studio equipment?
To setup your recording studio equipment, you'll need an Audio Interface. Widely regarded as the brain of your studio, an Audio Interface increases your sound quality while offering a means of connecting all your equipment so its all communicating with eachother.
Where to buy recording studio equipment
DJ City is one of Australias largest retailers of recording studio equipment. Shop online or visit one of our 6 stores across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.
Where to buy recording studio equipment
DJ City is one of Australias largest retailers of recording studio equipment. Shop online or visit one of our 6 stores across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.
How to make a home recording studio?
To make a home recording studio, you'll need a few key pieces of equipment depending on your needs. You'll want to look for a good quality audio interface, pair of studio monitors, and a professional XLR microphone to start you off.
How much does it cost to record a song in the studio?
Depending on the studio, you'll find it can cost anywhere between $30 to more than $200 an hour. This will depend on a number of factors including the quality of gear and equipment available.
How much would a home studio cost?
If you're looking to build a home studio, you can get started for just a few hundred dollars. Then, build and expand on your setup from anywhere up to 10 or more thousand dollars.
What do I need for a home voiceover studio?
The main piece of equipment you'll need for a home voiceover studio is a high quality microphone. Popular options include the Shure SM7B, RODE NT1A Blue Yeti Pro, Neumann TLM103 and more!
What is the best home recording studio package?
At DJ City we offer a range of home recording studio packages. With popular options being the Focusrite Scarlett Studio Packs and the Vonyx Studioset.
What is the best recording software?
The best recording software is the one installed on your computer! But if you don't have one, the best options include Ableton Live, Avid Pro Tools, Cockos Reaper, and FL Studio among others
