FitZ, need your help man!

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I have a client in Brooklyn NY who just spent roughly 75,000 for a pro quality control room and iso booth in his home
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and the 2 rooms are only 335 s.f..
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:eek::eek::eek::eek::rolleyes: Seeing how its in Brooklin, was it on an upper floor Rod? BTW, nice to see you chime in here. We need a pro around here once in a while to keep me on my toes:D
 
1st floor...

Thanks for the warm welcome - nice to see you too
 
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1st floor...
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No one can accuse Rod of verbosity.:D vs me.;)


Thanks for the warm welcome - nice to see you too
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Thanks Rod. If you don't mind, could you possibly critique a few things I've been wondering about? I know your probably overwhelmed with work, but a simple yea nea would suffice. If you can, I'll post some .jpgs on this thread, as they have to do with Myriads project, as well as a thread I'm working on to post here as a possible ongoing "sticky". I'm trying to draw a catalog of common HR construction issues/solutions. The mod said to post it and he'll run it by the other mods for possibly makeing into a permenant sticky, which I would think eliminate people having to ask the same questions over and over and....over..........and .................................over and..............

















over. Although, sometimes I think they don't want that.:rolleyes: You know....hits/advertizement and all that crap.:mad: Anyway let me know if you have a time problem with chiming in.
fitZ
 
Just a small update. I called a local glass shop to get a quote on some glass just because I was curious. They called me back after they checked with their supplier and here's what I got...

1/2" glass, unpolished edge 2x5 - $290
3/4" laminate glass (two pieces), unpolished edge 2x5 - $378

I actually thought that was fairly reasonable, but I'd love to hear some opinions on it.
 
1/2" glass, unpolished edge 2x5 - $290
3/4" laminate glass (two pieces), unpolished edge 2x5 - $378
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Hey, your getting better. Check an LCD at Walmart. Same size with camera for computer. By the time you frame and buy all the neoprene and trim....well you'll see.:rolleyes: Besides, once you understand how the Equalateral triangle/monitor/38% room length ratio works out...:rolleyes: then you might begin to understand.
 
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Hey, your getting better. Check an LCD at Walmart. Same size with camera for computer. By the time you frame and buy all the neoprene and trim....well you'll see.:rolleyes: Besides, once you understand how the Equalateral triangle/monitor/38% room length ratio works out...:rolleyes: then you might begin to understand.
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Yeah...I think I'll go with the LCD thing.
 
Another question...

Would it be acceptable to only isolate the live room from the rest of the structure since that's where the loudest sounds will come from? In other words, can the control room and ISO booth be connected to the outside structure? Also, can I use a staggered stud system on the control room and ISO booth to cut a cost corner and still get good isolation?
 
RICK FITZPATRICK said:
:D No one can accuse Rod of verbosity.:D vs me.;)


Thanks Rod. If you don't mind, could you possibly critique a few things I've been wondering about? I know your probably overwhelmed with work, but a simple yea nea would suffice. If you can, I'll post some .jpgs on this thread, as they have to do with Myriads project, as well as a thread I'm working on to post here as a possible ongoing "sticky".
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Sure nuff Rick.....

I'm trying to draw a catalog of common HR construction issues/solutions. The mod said to post it and he'll run it by the other mods for possibly makeing into a permenant sticky, which I would think eliminate people having to ask the same questions over and over and....over..........and .................................over and..............
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Well good luck with that - I have stickies posted at Ro - and they have a bunch posted at John's - and we'll be durned if we can get anyone to even glance at them - never mind actually read them before asking us the same questions over and over and over and (am sure you get the point).

Rod
 
Sure nuff Rick.....
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:eek: COOL! I'll be in touch. Mostly, I'm doing this to improve and expand my Sketchup skills. If it helps someone in the meantime, all the better. :)

btw, I know this is "off the subject", but checkout my latest "lesson" below. I've been trying to learn the concepts behind Polyhedrals. I've learned more in a week than I did in a whole year of geometry. Sketchup is amazing when it comes to this stuff. Makes it easy to visualize.

BTW, ever heard of VRML files? I came across these during my investigation into Polyhedrals. Man, what a mindfuck.:D You have to download a Windows "plugin" to view these kind of files. Here is an explanation.

http://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/vrml-info.html

Heres the viewer download

http://www.cortona3d.com/cortona

Here is some of what I'm practicing on. If you could see these as an actual .skp file you could rotate them. But heres some jpgs nevertheless.:p

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man, I'm only scratching the surface with this stuff. Here is some people who are TOTALLY OUT OF THE UNIVERSE with this stuff.:eek: You really need the VRML viewer(Cortona) to see these in 3d

http://www.polyedergarten.de/polyhedrix/aug/e_index.html
http://www.georgehart.com/Growth/growth.html

check out this guys art..he uses everthing from CAD/CAM machining to rapid-prototyping.:eek::eek:
http://www.georgehart.com/sculpture/sculpture.html
here's his homepage.
http://www.georgehart.com/

and he's only ONE of many mathamaticians doing art with this stuff..
http://bridgesmathart.org/bridges-galleries/virtual-museum/


Unbelievable stuff.


Anyway, back to reality.:D

Well good luck with that - I have stickies posted at Ro - and they have a bunch posted at John's - and we'll be durned if we can get anyone to even glance at them - never mind actually read them before asking us the same questions over and over and over and (am sure you get the point).
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:D, yea, I do Rod.:rolleyes:;) Oh well, at least I could cut and paste a link AND a :rolleyes: instead of wasting more time on over and over and over..:D
 
Would it be acceptable to only isolate the live room from the rest of the structure since that's where the loudest sounds will come from?
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Hi Myriad. I think thats a matter only your neighbors could answer vs how loud you MONITOR in the control room during sessions as well as mixdown.:D

And actually its a matter of "layout" as well. If its only a matter of using a Staggered stud assembly vs a standard wall assembly vs whats between the control room and the outside world...ie...another room or series of rooms. Its hard to say untill you actually have the property where you are going to build this and anylize the situation. But your budget has a bearing as well:D

Thats why its difficult to design for people online, when GUESSING what the overall criteria is. You have no way of knowing. A plan is only as good as the intended result, and if you don't really know what the criteria is at this point...well, I think you get my drift. An assembly designed by virtue of guessing may NOT be good enough when the final location is analized for Transmission Loss success.:)

Also, can I use a staggered stud system on the control room and ISO booth to cut a cost corner and still get good isolation?
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vs what? All assembly types have TL ratings. Like I said, it all depends on the things I mentioned above. An exterior Staggered stud wall rating may NOT be good enough, IF say you are recording a band at 110db and your neighbors mother in law is asleep...20 feet from your exterior wall.:D
 
Cool. I'll be waiting. Semi-patiently.
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:o Got home too late last night Myraid, I'm overwhelmed with remodeling my father in laws mobile home to sell it. I have to get it on the market by the end of June:rolleyes: What a pita. I'll get em to ya as soon as I get back. Its 5:30 in the morning, I have to take my daughter in law to work. I HATE getting up this early..makes me cranky.:madMaybe this will tide you over for an hour.:D

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vs what? All assembly types have TL ratings. Like I said, it all depends on the things I mentioned above. An exterior Staggered stud wall rating may NOT be good enough, IF say you are recording a band at 110db and your neighbors mother in law is asleep...20 feet from your exterior wall.
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btw, just be glad you don't need this kind of iso.:D Check these out. Thiese are a few of the construction photos for Manifold Studios. These are the the bond beam above the control room window. DOUBLE WALL MASONRYaround a steel I beam.:eek::eek: can you imagine what this cost?:eek::rolleyes::D

You can see the whole thing here:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Absolutely astounding! Look at the FOOTING WIDTH in the last picture. That will illustrate my earlier point perfectly.

http://blog.miraverse.com/?p=580#more-580

This assembly must have a TL rating of 1000:)
 

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Hey Myriad. Check your email. Just sent you a link to the files.:)
 
Got it! I'll download them when I get home this evening after band practice.

Thanks a million!
 
Oh, yeah....Fitz, thanks for the SKP files. I haven't had too much time to really dig into them but I'm liking what you have going for the layout.
 
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