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07-20-2007
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drum room
i am thinking of putting a drum room in my home studio how big should it be ?
and how would i go about soundproofing it or is that impossible ? ok more questions a td12 brain vs bfd which is better ? i currently have a td3 brain and am wondering which way to go by the time i've bought a drum kit and mics i could have a td12 brain and the new high hats. just considering all my options ,any info or your oppinion would be greatly appresiated. 
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07-20-2007
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Probably big enough to comfortably fit you and you kit, with some extra room allowed.
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07-21-2007
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In my experience, bigger is always better for drums.
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