Soundman2020 - Studio Design Forum

5588 Thanks for your reply Jennifer! I've no idea how much these will reduce reflections from the floor, and at what frequencies. Is there a way to find this out? Personally, I prefer to have the drums on a somewhat reflective surface e.g. wood, laminate or vinyl floor because I like the livelier s...

gullfo wrote:i think the layout drawing with the panels is a good start. you have space to add more if needed. on the measurement - i'd say REW for overall, and the Genelec for tweaking the monitoring speakers + listening space.

Thanks for your reply. I'll give REW a go first!

Hi everyone. I previously posted a thread about a garage conversion into a studio, and it's now complete! I would like to get some advice on the treating and positioning side of things. The floor area is 40m2 concrete, with 2.75m high walls. I have just finished converting my 3-car garage into a hom...

Here's an update! I'm looking to start the studio build over the next two months, and I've consulted with a builder who will be putting it all together with my specifications. I thought I'd share more details of my project to see if there were any recommendations, advice or changes that I could make...

Thanks for your reply gullfo. Unfortunately I won't be able to fill the existing block walls, but cheers for the info on the gap distance.

Hello! I was brought here by the reference article on MSM/MAM, which gave me some great insight! I am converting my triple garage into a studio and live room for my drums, trying to isolate the sound as much as possible so that I don't annoy my neighbours. The one thing that I'm a little stuck on is...