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I think I will be looking closer at the 4" thick design with the holes. I'm stoked.

I don't have any pics but I had a bundle of rigid fiberglass and needed quick gobos to tame a room down I mean quick. The boys are on their way over. I used 2x2's framed around the 2" 2'x4' fiberglass, wrapped them with landscaping fabric and got 8 panels done in less than a hour. Worked really...

wow I must've missed something.

One thing I did was use 6" roxul between joists covered with vapour barrier (not pretty) then installed a drop ceiling with 2'x4' 2" rigid fiberglass with cloth glued on the room side for asthetics. This worked very very well. I also double wrapped with bubble foil and taped any ductwork. Try to...

I was running 002 rack with PT8, I just upgraded to a brand new Mac Book that's non firewire, I have to upgrade PT and cross my fingers for compatible drivers for my 002 and Mavericks, the upgrade to 9,10 or 11 is $399, I have a ton of RTAS plugins that aren't compatible with 11. Its funny how...

Articles - Homepage - ProjectGuitar.com Don't mess around, this is the place to go. The PG forum has a ton of good info.

I just brought home the Spark and love it. I recorded acoustic guitars last night and it sounds really well balanced.

An extra monitor is really cool, I use it for PT mix on one and edit on the other. Two 20" on a tower. Now I'm using a macbook and I'm gonna have to figure the best option myself.

Agreed! start a new channel for pop culture reality crap if that's all you want to air.

I'm curious how you fixed the $800 to the walls, glue or staple, shingle or random tile pattern?

Right on thanks, I'll check it out.

My room dimensions are actually 14.4' x 11.5' with a door centered on the short wall. I'm assuming its probably better for mixing if the spkrs point across the longest span.

The plan is to build this cost effectively, (that's what I mean by no budget). We built our house last year and the money tree is bare but I have leftover construction supplies and I'll grab more supplies every payday, what I call the nickel and dime approach.

I'm looking for ideas for soundproofing modern day HVAC ductwork. I'm working on a basement room in a brand new house. The plan is use 6" roxul between joists then a suspended 2" rigid fiberglass dropped ceiling. In the past I used 2 layers of foil bubble wrap on the furnace returns and taped...

I've got this room cleaned out and I'm about to get started. This is a very straight forward room and I've completed a more challenging shaped room in the past so this should rather smoothly. I plan to build this room with no budget so at best it should be a show of cost effective home studio...

I'm gonna start on my new basement control room w/ 9 ft ceilings. Looking for completed room pics for inspiration.

This is for rehearsal? Keep subtracting panels till the room is live enough. For me rehearsal rooms are easy if you spend alot of time in there.

Hey, props for showing what are studios look like 99% of the time.

I've got a pile of gear I had to have which now seems like junk and I've evolved from curious hobbyist to full bore home studio pack rat. I've never really finished anything more rewarding than the two mic demos I used to do with my old 8track. Now I'm moving and eventually building a new studio...

Nice, you really hammered that 70's sound I wouldn't bring the snare up too much. Usually when I hear someone try to do this, something always sticks out like a soar thumb. Not the case here.