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04-20-2004
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sound proofing
Hey I have me a nice little small studio setup in my bedroom , and I use my closet as a booth and it has no sound proofing so I cant play the audio out of my speakers while the person is recording hence it will bleed into the mic. So my question is how would I go by soundproofing the door. So no sound will get into the closet.
Last edited by iproduce; 04-21-2004 at 00:52.. 
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04-21-2004
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Add as much mass as you can to the shell of your booth
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04-21-2004
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........or.... use some headphones when recording..
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04-21-2004
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mass-ey materiel
sheetrock or a vinyl barrier auralex makes sheetBLOCK and www.foambymail.com has some stuff equivalent. volara i think
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when the dust all settles and all of us have gone our life ways, the only thing anybody will care about in those recordings is the content. The songs and how they are performed. - SouthSIDE Glen
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04-21-2004
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3/4" MDF.
fitZ
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04-22-2004
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you probably want to put up some weather stripping or neoprene in the cracks.
is it a sliding door or a swing open?
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when the dust all settles and all of us have gone our life ways, the only thing anybody will care about in those recordings is the content. The songs and how they are performed. - SouthSIDE Glen
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