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Thanks for the replies. EEEEEK the five year plan...first a job interview then my girly friend now my digital recording dreams :eek: Oddly I like the idea of live performance recording. Just don't see myself doing it enough to justify the purchace. I kinda thought there would be limitations...

Paul Brown of the Science Gravy Orchestra fame.

pouring a concrete slab, concrete block and framing are childsplay. However, these sheds look very good. Still, you can build a concrete block structure easily.

Post a recording!

I have the opportunity to put dibs on a Roland VS1680. For 25% under going price on ebay. Great price, barely used by a JAZZ guy. I am shopping it against a ProSonus Firepod. My questions: 1) Does the integrated mixer recorder unit have any advantages over the DAW. 2) Is the Roland...

I always played around campus. we opened up for other bands at bars and when there was a party we got invited. the student events commitee people were all wankers, they booked crap. yes, i am party to the guilt. anyway, the huge, unlimited kegger parties thrown by frats were played by...

...I hear you brother!

I have been looking for solid research on "Durarock" no luck yet.

I wish i could trade all my Solid State amplification for just one Marshall...won't f'n happen. There is a reason people glorify tubes.

Fitz, the recommendation to studio tips was A+, thank you.

seriously look at an EBAY TUBE HEAD. a JCM900 is the real deal.

So I've been doing my home work and it turns out the board product I was enthused about turns out to not be so beneficial. I saw this stuff a while ago and the idea of acoustic isolation and recording had been cooking in my mind. Consider that thread a jumping in point. Often people are more...

cool web page, thanks. and feel free to brag about your creations. I'd welcome the knowledge.

maybe involved and a long road, but it interests the bejeezus outa me and it beats selling fences. Also, I appreciate any books, sites, construction materials company info. I am a sponge. software for proper room treatment. etc. But, very seriously, I refuse to do it half assed.

put all your money in the head. beg borrow ebay a real head. and pick up a bargain 4x12. you can swap speakers in the cab later. check out eminence speakers. if you wind up spending 800 on a head and cab that suck you'll be out 8 bills, if you buy a used killer head and a cheap 4x12 you...

I am ethical. If I am a dunce at that time I will be honest about it. If, however, I have learned a respectable amount of knowedge and am qualified to give good advice...I will do it happily, even gleefully.

What product do you know of that offers the mass you describe? I have seen the rigid rockwool/fiberglass products that are applied to the face of walls in order to diffuse and absorb. does this product offer greater mass to absorb the lower freq's?

cool, I work for a residential/commercial construction company in Dallas and I'm beginning to study professional recording studio construction materials and techniques so as to offer this specialty.

You put this stuff under your drywall during construction for sound deadening. www.aknightcompany.com/productline/soundstop/ss_overview.asp is there a better product out there for this purpose?

I saw a killer construction material that may help in your project.. www.aknightcompany.com/productline/soundstop/ss_overview.asp you put this stuff under your drywall for sound isolation.