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11miles
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Hello to everyone! (especially those participating in the discussion)
I 've decided to get rid of my garage as a car box, with a roof, ad turn it into a production room.
I am not planning on recording live instruments, maybe a vocal here and there but mostly just demo material, you know a step before the real tracking and mixing would take place!
So i would like a place where i could focus on the arrangements, and all the other stuff production wise!
I do not have a billion$ to spend on high absorbed materials, microphones and FX !
But i know i will get there eventually.
SO my moto is to go slow at start and .....whatever.
I would tend to turn it into a bit of a listening room to!
First of all,
I just want to transfer my PC(Nuendo based) and my mediocre monitors from a desperate corner in the landry room to a production room to be!
Where to start?
For now, i have to work some extreme masonry. Build up the old 2-way doors, and build in a regular new one.
But then i need to know like a million things, which i dont and you do.
So please help me out.
I have a million questions.
Maybe the room size would be a good start to start our ''conversation''!
4,6m*2,6m*2,7m(height)
1-sound insolation. I would like to get some work down no matter if it's 2p.m or a.m. for that matter. I would sound proof. I know that complete isolation is more of a fairytale than a reality, money wise, but anyway,...
What would be the best way to get throuzugh cheap but still very effective.
I've read a few thousand of these threads here, but i still do not know for sure. LEtting some air space between two layers of insolation or not?
What is the best way to sound proof you room.
I do not want to disturb the neighbours!
2-quiet room. I dont think i want and woul eve nlike a dead sounding room,some of you would like to achieve. I need a good listening room, so i could hear all the frequencies, ...etc.
What's the best way? Carpets on the wall, acoustic foam(pyramids,...).
3. Angleed walls? DO i need them?
FOr now, this should be enough to get us going.
Please help me!!
I hope i can count on you!
I 've decided to get rid of my garage as a car box, with a roof, ad turn it into a production room.
I am not planning on recording live instruments, maybe a vocal here and there but mostly just demo material, you know a step before the real tracking and mixing would take place!
So i would like a place where i could focus on the arrangements, and all the other stuff production wise!
I do not have a billion$ to spend on high absorbed materials, microphones and FX !
But i know i will get there eventually.
SO my moto is to go slow at start and .....whatever.
I would tend to turn it into a bit of a listening room to!
First of all,
I just want to transfer my PC(Nuendo based) and my mediocre monitors from a desperate corner in the landry room to a production room to be!
Where to start?
For now, i have to work some extreme masonry. Build up the old 2-way doors, and build in a regular new one.
But then i need to know like a million things, which i dont and you do.
So please help me out.
I have a million questions.
Maybe the room size would be a good start to start our ''conversation''!
4,6m*2,6m*2,7m(height)
1-sound insolation. I would like to get some work down no matter if it's 2p.m or a.m. for that matter. I would sound proof. I know that complete isolation is more of a fairytale than a reality, money wise, but anyway,...
What would be the best way to get throuzugh cheap but still very effective.
I've read a few thousand of these threads here, but i still do not know for sure. LEtting some air space between two layers of insolation or not?
What is the best way to sound proof you room.
I do not want to disturb the neighbours!
2-quiet room. I dont think i want and woul eve nlike a dead sounding room,some of you would like to achieve. I need a good listening room, so i could hear all the frequencies, ...etc.
What's the best way? Carpets on the wall, acoustic foam(pyramids,...).
3. Angleed walls? DO i need them?
FOr now, this should be enough to get us going.
Please help me!!
I hope i can count on you!
