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ASC Tube Trap is free standing. G

Nice little space. Go with the status quo. Acoustic hangers make good speed bumps. G

Just to elaborate. Room ratios and modes are based on HARD boundaries(concrete,triple layer drywall etc..) Domestically bass absorption(damping) is built in being mostly single layer drywall on studs. Work on the 250Hz and up. Better to be done than perfect. G

Tips. G

Yes they do.Used in 100's of studios around the world. Quick Google search will find them. http://soundproofwindows.com/architect/specs/Soundproof-Studio-Windows.pdf

From the manual... G

Monitoring in the nearfield takes the majority of the room out,so shouldn't have to do a lot. Think wall rug,bookcases,heavy drapes etc... G

Adding some mass should do the trick.Layer of cement board and another layer of plywood to the existing floor. Could sneak a layer of iso board in also. G Create Quiet Floating Floors

I took the initiative. G

I think Daniel Lanois likes the one-room thing. The brain will acclimate which ever way things are done but being comfortable and confident trumps all. Bob Olhsson quote

Now I get it.Lost in translation on my part. One big audio rumpus room. Some of my posts may have made no sense then. G Like this but on a smaller scale? Church Studios

I see.I was assuming the "V" after the fact on top of the drywall(finish carpentry). I like wood.You like wood.Some wood. RCA Victor studio Montreal.Classic polys. G

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Two types of bass traps.Either work on particle velocity or pressure. Corners are high pressure/minimum particle velocity. G from Toole

Closets make good bass traps if that helps. G

What about a engineered permit ready garage kit pimped to your needs. Just a thought. G Silvertone Mastering NY

You need traps that work with pressure(high pressure equals zero particle velocity) in the corners. Foam works with particle velocity transferring to heat. G

Careful.Full line voltage on that relay. G