I am building a room for recording (and maybe post production) in a warehouse with a concrete floor, I have some leeway with dimensions and am planning on sound proofing, and then acoustically treating once the room is more or less done.
The dimensions I am considering are 337cm in width, 442cm in length and 250cm in height.
The sound proofing method will be (from outside to in) plasterboard, stud wall with insulation, resilient clips and plasterboard again. I will give the door more thought in the coming days.
Are the dimensions sufficient? And should any of these walls be angled?
And should there be another layer of plasterboard on the other side of the stud wall before clips?
The dimensions I am considering are 337cm in width, 442cm in length and 250cm in height.
The sound proofing method will be (from outside to in) plasterboard, stud wall with insulation, resilient clips and plasterboard again. I will give the door more thought in the coming days.
Are the dimensions sufficient? And should any of these walls be angled?
And should there be another layer of plasterboard on the other side of the stud wall before clips?