I was pleased as a pig in poop that our home studio area had a big (8' ceiling, 10'L 6'W) walk in closet I could record VOCALS in. Clothes on one side, rug, and the rest bare walls. Was going to put some 701 board fiberglass up on the walls and ceiling- basically make it dead. Thought that was OK.

I have a pretty small recording booth, infact some may call it a closet (roughly 6X5X8 ft). It is coverd with bed padding foam (much cheaper than auralex), and it has a retractable closet door with vent holes in it. I wanted to upgrade to get more isolation by padding the room with auralex and putting in a solid door.

Hi Brad and all the other guys/girls :D you have the k sound here.

He told me that in New York he heard about it and that they called it there, the K-treatment.
His mixes were made in a homestudio and it was easily to make it very transparant in combination with the k-sound.

Anybody using ceiling/rear wall diffusors in their control room? I've seen ART, VIBRANT, and RPG designs... anbody using other brands or have experience with these?

How good are the Max-Walls for vocal booths? Does the foam hold up?

looking for deal on auralex

I am in need of advice on finding the best "moveable" sound booth(s)/room(s) on the market. I need three: vocal 4x4, control room 8x12, and recording room 16x16. I am putting together a studio for a local college and the room they want to use is, how should I say, "phasing hell". I figured pre-set booths would be the best way to go.

not sure if this should be asked here.

is there a website or some advice for building my little project home studio? right now its an unfinished basement and my wife has given me a room that is 10 by 12 feet 8feet high. it hasnt been framed or anything.
what do i do for framing and sound proofing..everything? within a small budget.