What would you consider an ideal size for a one-room studio that would accommodate a band rehearsal setup, recording/mixing station, and extra amp stacks, guitar rack, etc.?

Hi!

I'm about to build my home in a hill neighbourhood, where there is an existing house to be knocked down. The land is 10 x 20 metres and i'm planning to build the house on the back part. The back part is the lowest part of the land, and i want to build basement to level it and build the house over it.

Hi all,

I am considering moving my guitar reamping rig to the basement to free up space in my mixing room where it is now. The guitar rig is currently heavily treated in all directions (not an iso box) to stop immediate reflections and give a clearer sound, but the room is somewhat on the small side.

Hello everybody,

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As the title says, I'm moving into a new house with a few friends in a couple of months and I would love to be able to convert the basement into a small, basic recording studio. I would like to be able to use some vintage audio equipment to do some decent quality recording.

The room is of a decent size, roughly 5metres x 6metres or so, and is quite soundproofed.

I have been recording for a few years now using the same stuff. The stuff I use is probably quite pathetic but my parents won't let me record more "professionally" until I head off to college. I have been using a computer microphone (which actually sounds pretty clear) to record everything: singing, guitars, etc.

Hi, Right now I have a pretty decent setup. I have a rather large live room in my basment. Then there's a hall and then theres another room where my pcs at. The control room i guess itd be. In the little hall i put a room full of foam for my guitar. I no that matress foam only works with mids and highs but i dont have a prob with that i dont get no boominess.

Hello guys, it's my first post here! I have a question.
I have a basement that I'm putting new drywall into, and I'm turning into a studio. Now, what should I buy to go along with it?
I've got:

A computer, and Cubase to go with it.

MXL 990 Microphone

Guitar rig 2 for guitars and bass

Drum Set

Doob again,

well. its begun. my basement is torn apart and I'm ready to start buying everything i need. my heart, soul, and wallet is all going to be poured into this studio. But, doobthenoob, in his noobish ways, wonders. what do i get?

right now ive got,
-One SM57 Mic
- One M Audio Fast Track
- One Drumset
- One Mic Stand.