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.

I'm in the beginning (planning) stages of building a basement recording studio and was wondering on about how much power would be needed to run a small studio. I know its a very vague question but i am just looking for an estimate.

Thanks,
Will S.

Well i got a nother question.

What would i need to construct a simple recording booth?

something that would allow me to scream as loud as i want without the neighbors or people in the next room to hear significantly.

Like what materials? plywood? sheetrock?

What kind of foam and what brand? bass traps, acoustic tiles, etc.

I've looked into loads of them, and of course the salespeople say they're great. I have a massive room with high ceilings and a wooden floor that has reverb like a small hall. I can't see how I can make the room nice for recording vocals by sticking foam and bass traps everywhere, but then again I could make shift with hardwood and foam to form a home made vocal booth. I just don't know.

Hey all..

Just wondering if anyone could help me find some links for making your own sound proofing.. Panels, Cones, Cylinders, Booths.. etc..

I know there is some on the net, but i can't seem to find them.. maybe i'm using the wrong search criteria..

diagrams would be nice..

REPLY WITH YOUR LINKS.. .

thanks all .

evening all,

First time post here! I've tried searching all over the forum if anyone had posted any info on the described topics but found none so here it goes.

where do you attach them? I have read to attach them to the pc case (unpainted), but You are also supposed to unplug the psu when working on the pc. This would eliminate the ground rendering the strap useless right?

well Like the topic says I'm going to be building a studio for my band this summer, and i've been experimenting a lot right now with just recording myself playing guitar. but I'm on a tight budget, i have 2000$ and a Custom built computer that i know will be able to handle anything right now. but anyways I'm looking for good equipment that you guys recommend.

I've been told about these guys for a vocal booth solution in my apartment (http://www.isobooth.com) and I'm seriously considering getting the platinum model. Just wondering if anybody has opinions or experience with them? reasons why I sould or shouldn't go this route.

I know I need some closed backs but thats all I know any reccommendation brands or modles?