Ovidiu-Dodo Moldovan
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Greetings to everybody.
I just recently rented a big house and want to build a studio in it´s largest room downstairs. It´s quite large - about 35-40 m2 (long room, not square), about 3 metres to the ceeling.
The main problem is that the floor is sandstone/hone and I am not allowed to modify it, so the only solution right now is carpet.
What I was thinking about doing is to split the room in two using a wall of a couple layers of acoustic foam, drywalls and padding, so as to create a large recording environment/booth of sorts (half the room) and a control room - isolating the booth as much as possible and treating the control room acoustically.
I´ve had a couple of people giving me different advice. Some said I should leave the room as it, treat it acoustically and placing the mic in the middle, others said I should not carpet the room at all etc.
Now I am humbly asking for your advice. What do you guys think I should do?
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I just recently rented a big house and want to build a studio in it´s largest room downstairs. It´s quite large - about 35-40 m2 (long room, not square), about 3 metres to the ceeling.
The main problem is that the floor is sandstone/hone and I am not allowed to modify it, so the only solution right now is carpet.
What I was thinking about doing is to split the room in two using a wall of a couple layers of acoustic foam, drywalls and padding, so as to create a large recording environment/booth of sorts (half the room) and a control room - isolating the booth as much as possible and treating the control room acoustically.
I´ve had a couple of people giving me different advice. Some said I should leave the room as it, treat it acoustically and placing the mic in the middle, others said I should not carpet the room at all etc.
Now I am humbly asking for your advice. What do you guys think I should do?
Thanks
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