Hello!
I'm new to this wonderful group, and I'm sitting here in my flat in the nothern part of Norway, having a little room which I want to use for a studio.
Can someone please help me with ideas regarding how to use this room in the best way...?
Regards,
Knut Erling Johnsen
A very little room for my studio, please help me...
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 1902.
Greetings and welcome! That space isn't too terrible for a control room, other than being pretty close to square. It shouldn't be too tough to get it sounding good.
But it'd help to know what you expect out of it. Do you need more sound isolation than the room is giving you? Is this in a rental property that you can't do any major renovations to? Are you planning on recording a 30-piece orchestra in there? Even a drum kit would have a tough time squeezing in there once you get the mixing desk in there...
Help us help you. ;)
Thank You for a quick starting response. I do not plan to do any more sound isolation or major renovations, but I will set up slanted walls if that's necessary for acoustic reasons. I will only do recordings of vocals and guitars and some brass/wood instruments, but no drums or other big stuff. So I'm looking for information on how to get the best acuostic results regarding my stipulated needs...
:D
Knut Erling Johnsen
...and the distance from floor to roof is 2,4m...
Knut
:idea:
Is this a possible way to devide my little room?
Will I achive anything by doing it this way, or is it bether to stay with one room to serve my needs...?