AashishMandhwan
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Hello!
I have an empty basement (about 1200 sq feet in total), out of which I want to use a part to convert into a home studio.
I've attached a very basic layout of the area that I plan to work on. The first question that is confusing me is this: what area should I convert into the control room and which one into the tracking room?
My problems:
1. Ideally, the 10ft by 10ft room should work as a great little space to track acoustic guitar/vocals. I CAN soundproof this area because it is walled from all four sides. But if I do this, what part of the other area (22ft by 15ft) should I convert into the control room? Also, where do I setup my desk (basically, facing what wall?)
2. If I convert the room into the control room, then my other area becomes too big to soundproof + since a part of one wall (marked Plywood Partition) is not a proper brick wall (and only extends upto 8 feet whereas my ceiling height is almost 11 feet), soundproofing anyway becomes very difficult.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
I have an empty basement (about 1200 sq feet in total), out of which I want to use a part to convert into a home studio.
I've attached a very basic layout of the area that I plan to work on. The first question that is confusing me is this: what area should I convert into the control room and which one into the tracking room?
My problems:
1. Ideally, the 10ft by 10ft room should work as a great little space to track acoustic guitar/vocals. I CAN soundproof this area because it is walled from all four sides. But if I do this, what part of the other area (22ft by 15ft) should I convert into the control room? Also, where do I setup my desk (basically, facing what wall?)
2. If I convert the room into the control room, then my other area becomes too big to soundproof + since a part of one wall (marked Plywood Partition) is not a proper brick wall (and only extends upto 8 feet whereas my ceiling height is almost 11 feet), soundproofing anyway becomes very difficult.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!