dannyrowbotham
New member
Hey guys,
I've just bin given the chance to move my studio out of my bedroom and into my attic conversion...
The room is an absolutley perfect size and shape for me but the walls are just (partition) plasterboard and then plastered over and painted. (Apart from the wall my desk and speakers would be at which is the end of the house so its a brickwall). Would this ever be ok sound quality wise? I have 24 2ftx2ft auralex tiles and 8 2ft bass traps to put up and would be willing to put anything else up if need be like diffusers etc.
What worries me that there is a really small reverb when I clap my hands in the room and I was just wondering if any of you thought I would be able to get this room sounding like a professional studio for making/mixing dance music with the correct treatment in the right places or is it a non starter because of the walls? I hope it is suitable because like I said it really is an ideal space for me to move into.
I just want it to be good enough for my mixdowns to translate as well as possible onto other systems. My family is understanding so I'm lucky enough not to have to worry about sound proofing.
As I said it will only be for dance music so I wont really have to record any instruments or vocals etc. I would pay to rent a proper studio if I did.
Thanks, would be great to hear your opinions on this!
Best wishes,
Dan
I've just bin given the chance to move my studio out of my bedroom and into my attic conversion...
The room is an absolutley perfect size and shape for me but the walls are just (partition) plasterboard and then plastered over and painted. (Apart from the wall my desk and speakers would be at which is the end of the house so its a brickwall). Would this ever be ok sound quality wise? I have 24 2ftx2ft auralex tiles and 8 2ft bass traps to put up and would be willing to put anything else up if need be like diffusers etc.
What worries me that there is a really small reverb when I clap my hands in the room and I was just wondering if any of you thought I would be able to get this room sounding like a professional studio for making/mixing dance music with the correct treatment in the right places or is it a non starter because of the walls? I hope it is suitable because like I said it really is an ideal space for me to move into.
I just want it to be good enough for my mixdowns to translate as well as possible onto other systems. My family is understanding so I'm lucky enough not to have to worry about sound proofing.
As I said it will only be for dance music so I wont really have to record any instruments or vocals etc. I would pay to rent a proper studio if I did.
Thanks, would be great to hear your opinions on this!
Best wishes,
Dan