I have just moved into a house and have a fairly large unfinished basement from which to build a project studio. There is no insulation to speak of and everything is just basically framed with no drywall. There is power but I do have an electrician who is able to run power to virtually any location in th basement should the need come up.

I received Rod's book - Home Recording Studio, Build It Like The Pros - this past Monday, and haven't been able to put it down since.

Hey fellas, I'm in the market for a small house and want to build my best solo studio yet. I live in Germany where the houses are made of thick cinderblock and most of the rooms are small and squarish around 4 meters X 5 meters and have an average height between 2.25 and 2.4 meters.

Hello!

As many here know, I've been in the process of trying to improve the acoustics of the current room I am in.

Last week, due to a family member moving back home (my mom is terminally ill and will now be in her own home with the aid of hospice and nursing) I now have another room I could use as an alternative to the room I am in now.

Hello everyone,

I'm building a new little glorified low budget home studio in my basement.
This thread is to document the process and to get advice from you pro's when I'm not sure on something.

Okay... so I've been researching poly-cylindrical diffusors...

Someone check me on this please:

I'm making building plans for a box in box studio.

First of all I want to make the floor float with this:
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or this:
http://www.isover.nl/producten/producten-alfabet/sonefloor_304/

Hi
I am converting a garage/basement into a rehearsal space/project studio.

Hi
I'm doing some research on converting my garage/basement (the house is on a hill so the back wall of the garage is essentially underground) into a rehearsal/listening/recording room.

I've been looking at 3 different wall systems from British Gypsum