A little rockwool action:

[Michael Jones]

I still have a lot more of this to do, but it almost feels like I have walls!
instead of studs.
This view is looking towards the drum room from the live room.

 

[pdlstl]

Your place is looking simply fantastic!!!!

What area of Austin are you in?

Earl

 

[Michael Jones]

Southwest Austin. Oak Hill - ish
Kinda out Hwy 290... towards Dripping Springs.

(Thanks!)

 

[casenpoint]

Hmm. What's going on next? i.e. drywall, fabric

If so, Is that a waist of rockwool insulation. Does it get Hot or Cold in thier? What are the next steps to your walls?

Case'n'Point

 

[Michael Jones]

Hmm. What's going on next? i.e. drywall, fabric

If so, Is that a waist of rockwool insulation. Does it get Hot or Cold in thier? What are the next steps to your walls?

Case'n'Point

The rockwool goes in the interior (and exterior) walls because of its sound attenuating capabilities. Its very dense. The ONLY way to stop sound is through mass and density.

Next will come a triple layer of drywall-OSB-drywall, that, coupled with the rockwool, will make for a VERY DENSE wall that will probably stop a bullet, not to mention a kick drum.