Why do you have a floating floor?

What is it for? Does it provide a better sound?

The purpose of a floating floor is to increase the sound isolation provided by the floor. The problem with floors is usually the low frequencies. Think of a building near a train track or truck highway. The building itself vibrates. Walls can not stop the floor from shaking, so they are floated. Floating floors are not used to get a better sound. They can make it worse if not properly designed as part of the room system. Andre

how is this done?

deckerluke wrote:

how is this done?

Like many things in acoustics, simple question can require thousands of words to answer properly. This thread, linked at the top of forum, will start to answer your question. Andre

Im new to this site and new to building a studio. So there might be a few annoying Questions being asked by myself. Also how do i post pics and audio?

I am quite certain that your questions are not annoying. Just learn to use the built-in forum search function and make sure to do thorough research on your own hand before posting. To answer your question. Try using the search function using the words "floating floor" and see what happens. /Gash