ONEsnowRIDER
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I have just cleared out my 14' by 11' cinder block shed, I’m making it into a recording studio ...I know it’s kinda small, but it’s just me recording, and It’s the only room not filled with $#!%. I’ve done hours of research, wow, just starting to find out lots I didn’t know, I have a few things I can’t determine how to get around on the construction of the studio.
Kinda hard to explain, but here we go–
1- The ceiling isn’t finished yet ...just the ceiling joists. So I don’t have any right angles or 45 degree angles, I was thinking about building a second ceiling in between the roof joists and the ceiling joists, the finished product would still be showing the original ceiling joists. This way I would have a higher ceiling in my 9' wide, 8' long, 8 to 9' tall sound room, and with the angled walls I shouldn’t get sounds bouncing off each other. The real drawback is then my room within a room is tied to the ceiling, so really its no longer a room within a room. Enough rambling...
If you haven’t guessed it by now, I’m VERY new to recoding, this being said my next question is sure to bring some laughter
2- In the diagrams I’ve seen of studios, it shows the control room has base traps. Are the traps for the control room monitors?
a- Does any one have a good URL for the newest of newbs on basics of the studio, maybe something on what every room is used for, construction etc.
Ok you can stop laughing now, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kinda hard to explain, but here we go–
1- The ceiling isn’t finished yet ...just the ceiling joists. So I don’t have any right angles or 45 degree angles, I was thinking about building a second ceiling in between the roof joists and the ceiling joists, the finished product would still be showing the original ceiling joists. This way I would have a higher ceiling in my 9' wide, 8' long, 8 to 9' tall sound room, and with the angled walls I shouldn’t get sounds bouncing off each other. The real drawback is then my room within a room is tied to the ceiling, so really its no longer a room within a room. Enough rambling...
If you haven’t guessed it by now, I’m VERY new to recoding, this being said my next question is sure to bring some laughter
2- In the diagrams I’ve seen of studios, it shows the control room has base traps. Are the traps for the control room monitors?
a- Does any one have a good URL for the newest of newbs on basics of the studio, maybe something on what every room is used for, construction etc.
Ok you can stop laughing now
, any help would be greatly appreciated.
