let me see your studio!

[Massive Master]

clean

Admittedly, it's only ever that clean the night before attended sessions and when my camera is acting up.

That said, I suppose at least the gear doesn't really move...

 

[RecordingMaster]

The gear doesn't really move...

I'd hope not, don't jinx it!

 

[riseowfind]

This is my studio i know im missing a monitors and dynamic mics and a mixer but i still can do music with this

 

[G7man]

View attachment 74420 This is my studio i know im missing a monitors and dynamic mics and a mixer but i still can do music with this

+1 for the Tube Screamer

 

[Bero Records]

Big walk-in closets are useless!.....so I converted mine into a mini studio! I'm still working on the acoustics of the room, especially the vocal booth. Let me know what you guys think!

 

[CrowsofFritz]

Nice clean looking place Bero!

 

[ollie99]

very nice cosy little place

 

[Music Bear]

Looks great!

 

[Andrysm]

I have a studio inmy room but not as big as your studio. I hope to have a studio like this

 

[Rusty Nuts]

I can't/able/on social security to do what you Guys & Gals have done keep it up, I'm jealous..

 

[Track Rat]

Hey Jerry. Looks cool to me sir. Where you at in Union? I have a friend who lives there.

 

[RollTape]

Sanctuary Studio

Took a year to complete.It was time consuming as each room was done three times over due to the layers of materials used.Control room is 12ft. x 20ft. with a 7.5ft ceiling.Live room is 12ft. x 28ft. with a ceiling that slopes from 9.5ft. to 7ft..Walls & ceilings are insulated with Roxul 'Safe 'n' Sound' material.Materials on walls & ceilings are hung on resilient channel which allows the material to break away from the studs to create a floating wall which reduces sound transmission throughout the entire structure.You can see the walls move when pushing on them.

Control Room
Walls
Layer one - 1/2" MDF board vertical
Layer two - 5/8" drywall horizontal
Layer three - 1/2" drywall vertical
Layer four - 3/16" oak panelling

Ceiling
Layer one - 1/2" MDF board lengthwise
Layer two - 5/8" drywall widthwise
Layer three - 3/4" industrial acoustic tile

Floor - heavy berber carpet on foam waterproof underlayment.

Live Room
Walls
Layer one - 3'4" MDF board vertical
Layer two - 1/2" drywall horizontal
Layer three - 5/8" drywall vertical
Layer four - 3/16" oak panelling

Ceiling - same as control room

Floor - DRIcore subfloor on concrete slab.Heavy berber carpet on extra-dense underlayment.

Acoustical treament selected and strategically placed after acoustical testing and dtermination of axial,tangential and oblique modes.

 

[Fishmed]

Took a year to complete.It was time consuming as each room was done three times over due to the layers of materials used.Control room is 12ft. x 20ft. with a 7.5ft ceiling.Live room is 12ft. x 28ft. with a ceiling that slopes from 9.5ft. to 7ft..Walls & ceilings are insulated with Roxul 'Sound & Safe' material.Materials on walls and hung on resilient channel.

Very nice rooms. Thanks for listing the building materials used.

 

[A Reel Person]

Dude!

Sweet!

 

[ollie99]

WOW! That is one hell of a nice studio

 

[suprstar]

Took a year to complete....

Sheeit man, THAT is how you do it!

 

[MrFif]

This thread is dope, very inspiring and enabling me to come up with ideas on how I want to lay out my own space.

 

[MrFif]

RollTape.....smh...*bows down*

 

[desktopaudio]

looks nice! I like the wood everywhere. very natural and cozy looking

 

[rickertd]

Beautiful setup...love the Mackie! Here's a pic of my control room's Mackie.