Alright guys ive been reading these forums for maybe 2 yrs to gain advice which i have used. Im not recording from home in a room with the dimensions as follows 12 X 16 X 8 ft now I'm gonna be recording scratch guitar and drums on friday. Im wanting to get the best drum sound possible with this room. Any suggestions?

We are in the process of soundproofing a room in an unfinished basement. The walls and ceiling have been insulated and we put on 2 layers of drywall with green glue inbetween. Next we plan to build a room inside this room.

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Can someone give me a basic rundown on how XLR Wall Plates are installed and connected to each other?

Thank you,

Rob

Hi, Right now I have a pretty decent setup. I have a rather large live room in my basment. Then there's a hall and then theres another room where my pcs at. The control room i guess itd be. In the little hall i put a room full of foam for my guitar. I no that matress foam only works with mids and highs but i dont have a prob with that i dont get no boominess.

Hello all. I am new here. I recently purchased a new house and I plan to start building a home studio. Im hoping to get rolling on this project this fall so I have begun researching my options. I have a feeling that it is going to be a bit tricky. I plan to convert my upstairs loft which isn't hugh but it is a decent size area. My main concern is isolation; particulaly from the outside world.

I recently purchased two AT3035's to mic drums and vocals mainly. I also have two sm57's. What would be the best way to distribute these mics over the kit. i was thinking of using the 57's as overheads... one at3035 on the kick and one on the snare? obviously the at3035's would be better overheads. :evil:

What would be best to use to control the first reflections from my monitors if the ceiling is only 7ft 3in. I have some OC703 panels i'm putting above where the drum kit and percussion will be and i'm wondering if I should save some panels to control reflections above my mixing setup or if I should have some diffusion there.

Hi. I am going to build a soundproof booth because I have recently found myelf in a very noisy apartment and soundproofing is the only way to do this. Also, as i don't own the place, I can't really tear down walls or add windows to the apartment, so a booth is the only way to go.

I was trying to get a large room (15 x 18 x 12') ready for recording and was looking for ideas to absorb the reflections off the cinder block walls. I was trying to find something a little more classy than just stapling carpet to the wall but not as insanely expensive as foam from online or whatever.
thanks :lol: