I think I have an easy room to sound proof

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Hello to you all.

I wonder if I could get bit of advice from you. I'm thinking of soundproofing part of my homestudio where the computer and the rest of equipment are from the part where the mics are and I am thinking what would be the best solution for that. The space to use for that is very limited though.

alright...you guys have never failed me before with your acoustical abilities. So here is what I am dealing with. my project studio is in my basement. The isolation room - is all concrete but there are a few spots where pipes come through the concrete and there are spaces that allow sound to travel from the laundry room in to the iso room.

Hi all, can any of you guy/gals give me some advise on room tuning. I have a great room good equiptment and need to know if there is a external eq/tuner out there.

Thanks for the advise

My Equipt.

Mic: RODE NTK
Compressor: Avalon
Mackie DAW
Sonar/Pro Tools Free
MOTU 24i/o
and everything else.

Finally I have to put up one of these.

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Do you want to help me build up a studio? (I wanna steal your thougth!)

Rigth now i am thinking of building up a guitar rack, but i dont have a clue what to get, i currently have a pod xt live but it sounds like crap. should I run the rack system through the amp and then record with a mic or is the rack system just DI?

hello I'm in los angles and i m looking to buy a used vocal booth i live in a condo and that would be strictly to record vocals
please contact me if you have or know of one
price should be fair
i ll will be also willing to built one if i have too
thank you
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Hey every1. After some long thought, and research, I have decided, to build my own, iso booth, for drum and vox recording. I want to build this, so, i can take it apart when i leave here.

I have a decent space, for my recording, but have lacked the ability to track drums. For now, i track them at a local studio, where, i know more about what is going on then they do.

Hi everyone. Bill Bairley at bad bear studios in Florida built some "skyline" style diffusors using 1 inch cedar blocks and a proportion grid created by the BBC.