Hey there, Great forum you've got going here - very helpful! I'm a long time lurker, first time poster.

I'm about to embark on fulfilling a lifelong dream of a dedicated studio/music/rock-god-lair m/, I've read Rod Gervais' book - plus other articles...and many threads here so I think I have the fundamentals happening?

Hey everyone

Im new in the forum and i haev some questions that i hope you could answer me.

Hello! I've been wracking my brain about the best ways to proceed. I've been reading Rod's great studio construction book and online forums to get ideas. My situation is that I'll need a decent amount of sound proofing but I'm on a busy street so there's quite a bit of ambient noise.

Hey everyone, my buddy ask to help him w his home theater. So I figured I'd add a thread to keep all the construction and acoustics related to it in one spot.

Hi Guys,
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My project is just starting. I bought a house and I have a 20' by 17', 16' ceilings garage (which was previously used as a painter studio). The garage is not attached to the house.

OK, have to say this topic scared me as I admit I have been running at this new build with little to no knowledge really. I have a guy coming Monday to start ripping the old sheet rock off. I bought 9 rolls of #1 MLV and some acoustic caulk. Guy from Soundproofing america says it just needs to be put on to studs, caulk applied and sheet rock put back over.

Hi there,

Just bought brand new acoustic panels. These are 60cm x 120cm with rigid panel of polyurethane foam 40kg/m3 as the absorvent material. They are covered with good breathable fabric at both front and back sides. Images attached.

Hello everyone. My name is Mark. I am currently in the midst of building my home studio (live and control room) with the help of a local studio engineer, Dan Skye, here in central NJ. The walls are up and the glass thickness has been determined with the help of Rod's book (we both purchased a copy).

Hello all,
I lost my links many moons ago. Where are you guys getting your OC703/705 Rockwool and Guilford of Maine cloth? I think it's high time to make some corner traps, and the place I used to buy from had a really long dotcomtypename... :) and I've only got two 2" x 2'x 4' panels in the garage and no cloth.