Key posts: New Drum Studio build, Australia

Substantial posts by Celereon, who started the thread, and by the forum’s most active contributors. 8 of 16 posts are listed.

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  • Celereon, 27 October 2010Hey everyone I've been reading these forums for a while now and I've already learnt so much. I've still got a few questions, if I may. First, some background. I'm in…
  • xSpace, 27 October 2010Your exterior room dimensions are OK but you have to consider the height should be tall enough to allow for HVAC ducting and for the presence of the framing for your…
  • Soundman2020, 28 October 2010I'm agreeing with the other posts, and just clarifying the points already made: 1) Forget the RC. You don't need it. The purpose of RC is to decouple the drywall from…
  • Celereon, 29 October 2010Wow, thanks for the help here everyone. I'll try and be as detailed in my descriptions, but like I said, this is all preliminary planning and there is no real existing…
  • Celereon, 30 October 2010Thanks for that help, John. With such a smaller room, will a drumkit still sound as good? I've heard that drums sound better in larger rooms, so by reducing the volume…
  • Celereon, 2 November 2010I was surfing around on the 'net and I found this product: http://www.acoustica.com.au/pdf/QuietWave.pdf It seems like a different version of Green Glue, but without the…
  • Soundman2020, 2 November 2010It may well work, but there's no way to know since the manufacturer does not seem to have had his product tested by reputable independent acoustical laboratories: as far…
  • Celereon, 10 November 2010Thanks guys, yeah that's what I've been told. The builder I'm going to go through says that he's worked with Green Glue before and that's what he recommends. I've got no…