I've got a potential recording session coming up with a heavy a-la SevenDust band. I recorded them years ago when I didn't know what I was doing at all. Now I certainly know enough to be dangerous. My actual studio space is small. 7 foot ceiling and only 13 x 22.

The sound I'm looking for is a very tight metal distortion.

I'm wondering if it will be beneficial to surround the 12" x 4 speaker box I'm using with acoustic panels, creating a sort of closed space for the microphone.

I'm using Peavey JSX 120w head and I have a couple of high-endguitars with humbuckers.

Hey guys!

I was wondering if anyone heard of that, or even tried it:

Hello everyone,

I'm pretty new to this forum and I need some help on how to deaden a room for ADR.

I basically have a 13 by 10 foot room and about a 10 foot ceiling.

I understand that the recording has to be dead as I can get it in order to match either outside or inside set-sound recordings of voice for ADR.

Hey guys, Right now I'm trying to record drums, but I just cant get the sound I'm looking for. My kit is in a 10x11 room with heavy foam and blankets. The rest of my house is completely open. I was thinking of moving my drums to the living room. OK, so heres my question, does the room really have a big effect on a close miked drum kit? Should I move my kit to record?

I know that the more mass the better and I need to eliminate air gaps as well as possible, but I am drawing a blank for the design... Design ides that have been tried and true anybody?

I have some foam if anyone would be interested. Approxamitly 700 2'x4'x1 7/8" pieces and a lot of smaller pieces. There is the link and some info on it. Email me at jstnlockhart@alltel.blackberry.com if you have any questions.

http://www.sonexfoam.com/sonex_vlw.html

hey, i have to re booth my laptop and clear evrrything from it, so obviously i have to backup all my work,,,I'm just worried about my tracks for all my songs,,,,and pro tools been tempormental with moving a file somewhere is my worry,,,,,

my isolation room is adjacent to my control room...

what are some ways you have guitarists record with their amp in the isolation room and them standing next to you? any and all variations would be helpful thanks!

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