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Yes I did! Thanks for your input too! I thought they felt heavy for a thin looking material? Thanks! Jute Padding. I don't want to. I was just kinda wondering with my initial question. I just want to dampen my car some and not break the bank so was searching for alternatives to Dynamat.

I've also pulled some out of cars but it wasn't the commonly available household carpet padding. Thats what I'm curious about because it's cheap. Are we talking about the same thing? Something like these...

Worse yet, I hate fake sticky tile parkay floors.

Well the structure is a car so as a DIY'er theres not much changing the structure. So now its all about what material will be best. Do you think carpet pad has any sound dampening to the point where it would be beneficial in automobiles?

It does sound ideal, the problem is there is no real world application since its 1" or 2" thick. I guess we are looking for something breathable fire rated if possible and super dense so it could be thin as possible? However, it could be cut and spray glued in between the door frames and other...

Maybe someone might want to tackle this. Would 703 or rockwool be of any help to quite down cars from highway noise? Tires on the pavement, wind, etc. There are so many products available that are expensive and supposedly barely do the job. Also, do you think carpet padding would work? Alot of...

I actually think we are going to scratch this and invest in a cargo container studio.

That is so funny. Wow, Essay generator? Maybe I can go back to school after all. With an essay generator it wouldn't be hard at all. lol

I did use Google Sketchup. Trust me, save yourself some time and just go through all their tutorials. Yeah, this might turn into a real buying a cargo crate and building another one like on John's page. Instead of investing building something in a house I dont own. (Dad said I could build...

John Sayer also said Im way to narrow to mimick that studio. He recommended I look at: http://www.johnlsayers.com/Pages/Flying_Fox.htm What do you think about that idea?

Ok! See... thats all I needed! lol So glad to hear that because anything else is alot of work! Wondering what you think of the studio in semi crate type thing? That cant be much wider then 10' and the ones I seen maybe 25' long? Maybe I should scratch the whole idea and just build some gobo...

What do you guys think of something like this. The ceiling is only 6'5" high and the total space is about 7'x17'. I modified John Sayers small studio design. Think this would work acoustically?

It is aweful small. I was looking at John Sayers design for Small studio and his is about 10'x18'. Well the room I have to work with is about 6'x18'. Possibly 7'x18' with some creative doing around an existing corner. I pretty much realized that I need superchunk bass traps for the mixing room...

Thanks for any help or suggestions!

In the control room. I could put the bass traps together in the middle and then add two more angled in the corners. I could also add triangled traps above the window or an angled rectangle trap? Triangle meaning, using 703 to literally make a triangle shape and cover it with cloth like the...

Ok chuges and anyone else that will pleae aid me! Heres a sketchup design of the space. Hey Chuges where did you get the sketchup guitars and mixers etc? I will only have rack mounted stuff using a PC so the control room in the picture is the general idea. I have questions on the jpeg that...

Oh wow... I didnt know that... yeah we have the corrugated looking ceiling tiles that can crumble and crack. I'll def look for some of those! Great idea. Man I had my room all finished and then off a sudden I had unparalleled stuff and extra lines i was like WTFFFF! No matter how much I tried...

I like your signature. Sketchup is the devil.

Looks great! Congrats! Great idea building it separate from the house like that. Can I ask how much it cost for just the materials etc? Send me a pm if you want. I'd appreciate it! Thanks.

Thats good to know. I like the way Cinder Block looks too. I love bricks for design appeal.