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What are some of the acceptable forms of soundproofing when your not quite prepaired to track vocals or acoustic instruments in a booth? I've heard using a mattress with it standing against the wall would be ok. And using Auralex is cool but I don't have that much to spend right now. Any others? ;)

These are the nice deep diffusors, 2 feet by 2 feet each.
I have 20 of them total I paid $179 per box for from Sweetwater about 3 months ago (4 t-fusors per box, 5 boxes) and it costed me over $900 total after shipping. I have no tube tac so you would have to buy that yourself or use double sided tape or tacks or whatever.

Wow, I am new to this forum and never thought foam and panel traps could create so much "excitement".

Anyway - I am looking to treat a basement studio (15X40, app. 8 foot drywall ceilings) and feel that the foam corner absorbers offer the best bang for the buck in low frequency absorbtion.

Hey folks,

Hey folks,

Hello :)

Wonder if anybody has any feedback or experience in this area.

Hey All-

I have read several articles about treating the studio for proper acoustics, and it confuses the hell out of me. Just when I think I have a plan, I read another article that turns my brain to mush.

This pertains mostly to monitoring and mixing as opposed to tracking...