Diary Of A Home Studio - Part 1

[MiguelKertsman]

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[FlametopFred]

your accent places you in New Zealand? Or maybe Melbourne? Great video diary.

[takiakitsoujie]

good works, you done!!!!

[deucedrakan]

verry cool

[TBBucs]

Is your band named after Iain Banks' novel?

[RickNBacker330]

Yes - well it was... they changed their name again and now the band has broken up! Oh well...

[bradnightmare]

hey dude, this video and your others have been amazing, youve helped me so much, thanks for everything and i hope you get on well :)

[glenmann62]

hey rick,i am building a studio with my bass player thats in a three car garage ,we built a room inside a room ,using 3/4 inch plywood and framing and heavy insulation,next will be the sheet rock and we have most of the electrical done we are adding air conditioning and also cieling fans ,we are also adding 2 large 2inch thick glass panels for later so for now will be able to rehearse and later use the third car garage for a control room for studio , your studio caught my eye ,looks great,,spike

[RickNBacker330]

Thanks mate - sounds like you are well on top of it all. I have since found alot of valuable info on acoustic treatments and will be changing my control room around. More in the next installment (Part 5).

[benwilkins27]

omg i love it

im just a 14 year old and im into music recording and this summer im turning my shed thats in the garden in to a studio but it's only 1m - 2.50m

have you got any tips for like low priced installation

[RickNBacker330]

Hi Ben... unfortunately everything to do with soundproofing or acoustics seems to be high priced - as I am finding out! Luckily you have a small area to work with. You don't have to buy all the advertised commercial soundproofing & acoustic products though. Just remember that DENSITY and NO GAPS is the key to soundproofing (think "solid materials" like hardwood or bricks). Then you can use foam/blankets etc to control the acoustics inside your room.

Cheers

[PrettyDisease]

Loving it man I wish it was me doing this i can't wait to see the finish product. Keep up the good work.

[phillace]

roll on part 2

[Shogun2k7]

Cool!