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New Studio Accoustics
Hi,
I have recently built a new office/studio and have fully insulated the walls, followed by plasterboard and plaster skimming. There is one double glazed UPVC window and the floor is covered in laminate. I intend to use this for a bit of fun and to record vocals, my daughters playing flute and guitar. Problem....using the room as an office I have noticed that phone calls seem to echo which I am assuming will have an impact on any recording that I do! I have nothing over the window as yet, but was planning to install a blind of some sort. Does anybody have any ideas about how I could easily and cheaply change the accoustics to reduce this echo? Thanks Andy |
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Start by reading any of the hundreds of threads we have here about rigid fiberglass
Or just read Ethan's site: http://www.ethanwiner.com/acoustics.html |
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How big is your room? This will make a big difference on what you need to get and how much it will cost.
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