How about something like this for the floor joists above?
Stud framing for the walls, leaving a gap between the walls and the poured concrete walls, with rubber pads between the walls and the floor joists. Sound absorbing insulation in the walls, and drywall. Vinyl plank floors.
Well maybe not soundPROOF.. but yeah, I want to do a reasonably good job of keeping sound from the house above, and from outside. I play drums. And for many years now I've had to live with only playing on my Roland ekit. My dums have had to live in their bags. I want to bust em out and play...
The projection on the left is a set of walk down steps with a bilco door. Once we're moved in I may do something different with the bilco door. The walls are all bare poured concrete.
I guess I'm most interested in how to go about sound proofing and finishing the space accordingly. How-to...
Hey everybody, It's been many years since I visited this forum. I've moved a couple times the last few years so I have not been settled enough to do any real recording.
But I am happy to say in a few months I will have a brand new basement space all my own to do whatever the hell I want with...
The company I am using will accept any file type, it is up to me to give them a hard copy exactly how I want it... they do not change the master in any way, they are copying the exact files I give them.
So what is the preffered file type here?
CUE/BIN? I don't know.
I also want to have...
Thank you so much. I know youtube doensnt sound the best but they put it up so fast I just decided to post it instead of uploading it to soundcloud. Their deliveries are very mellow as is their music but you could be right, this is their first time recording in a studio so they could have been...
My DAW is an offline machine only. I do what I can to keep viruses away from my baby.
When a customer comes in with files they want in their project I always am nervous about plugging their usb drive into my DAW. Is it less likely for a disc to carry a virus than a usb drive?
What do you...
Reaper is a great sequencer... and cheap. And the Reaper forums are filled with lots of helpful users.
You will like Pod Farm, it is very easy to use and the sound possibilities are endless... and yes you can record dry and modify your set up as many times as you wish and apply it.
I had a Line...