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Its funny how the easy things seem to give the most trouble. I feel kind of moronic. I work in a studio and I have a pretty nice home setup as well. But I am actually having a lot of trouble moving cassette music to my computer for remastering and burning to cd. Here is the problem. I have a...

Nope. They are the flats. The correct name would be "rough cut cedar timber pickets." Price was 1.18 a piece. Not too shabby. I still had problem finding the correct insulation for the project.

I ended up going with 8' cedar fence pickets! They work like a charm and smell great. :)

Now thats an idea. Thanks John. I have some decisions to make.

May be something rattling in the walls, perhaps?

Heh. That made me actually have to go back and read over the slot resonator's idea at John's site again. I didnt even realize that he had varying width of wood. I thought it was just the spacing that was variable. I am, however, not building a flat wall. It going to have a v to the middle...

Thanks for the help, guys. I guess the guy that was really confused was me! I will do some shopping today.

Well, the studio down here in finally starting to come together. The only problem I am having right now is locating wood. I ask for timber slats at the local Home Depot and I get some funny looks. John, or anyone. Could you please lend me a hand and let me know where to shop for 8' timbers?

Amen!

You got a link to those files? :)

Thanks for the info everyone.

The outsourced processing is something interesting, but like it was said before...a lot of room for scams to compete and destroy the business.

Haha! :p

Great thread, guys. Thanks for links and the cost.

Good looking site.

Great discussion so far. Yes, the SAE site has pretty good numbers for for using steel studs in reference to STC. BUT...that doesnt say anything about the 'tuning' of the room so to speak. So, while using steel might be almost the same as wood in construction, it doesnt mean it is a good...

Also remember that you are your own worst critic. Take lots of breaks when mixing as to not stagnate yourself.

What program did you use to create the actual layout/design?

fred, sounds similar to my solution. My current project studio is going to utilize something similar. I am going to build box on the side of the outside wall which will contain the actual unit. It will padded as much as possible only allowing the necessary vents an out. Then I going to...

Nice design, what is the 'studio area' ? is that just lounge space (i see a pool table).