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Home Studios vs The ‘70s: Were Recordings Really More “Pro”?

Were recordings in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s “more professional”… or were they just different? In this episode, we respond to a listener comment that hits a nerve: back then, there weren’t really home studios, so the source material was usually recorded in professional rooms by professional engineers. The result? Fewer “fix-it” tools needed, more focus on creativity, and maybe more soul baked into the performance. We break down what “professional” even means in 2026, why the sonic bar is higher than ever, and how having too many tools can quietly pull you away from what actually makes a record feel great. Then we pivot into a super practical mixing challenge: What happens if you limit yourself to just a channel strip… or only 4 plugins total? Would your mix get worse… or would your decisions get better? 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe to help more musicians find this podcast! 🎙️ If you enjoyed this episode - let us know in the comments! ❓ How do YOU decide when your mix is done? 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into music production! =========================== FOLLOW US: =========================== ➡️ Website: https://studiostuffpodcast.com (Submit your questions) ➡️ Instagram:   / studiostuffpodcast   ➡️ Tik Tok:   / studiostuffpodcast   🎧 Listen on SPOTIFY https://shorturl.gg/PAZWC 🎧 Listen on APPLE https://shorturl.gg/NQcH8Nx 🎧 Listen on AMAZON https://shorturl.gg/XenF =========================== 🕒 Timestamps: