Help me Building my humble studio.

Hi everybody since i finally got osme equipment i want to aconditionate my room for being my litle project studio. I am following the "BEDROOM STUDIO" design on the SAE website... but those are intended just to be the control Room. At this moment i Dont have space for a recording room.. (in the future i will..by march 2006) but i need to start recording. So i need that you guys tell me how to worl my walls so i can have a decent frecuency response when recording without compromising the idea of a control room for mixing. I will be recording mainly voices and horns.. some latin percusion.. and eventually drums.. not a lot of drums, but i want to be ready if I had to. The walls are common bricks with paint... the roof is not parallel to the floor all these details are in the sketches. I know that is a little bit hard what i am requesting.. but i am not looking for a perfect room.. something between practicity and quality would be the right spot. Here i post the dimensions of my room (is small also :oops:).... please help.. i need to know how to treat walls and all that stuff... i am from Venezuela.. and please fell free to post all opinions.. from materials to things to do... i will be in debt with all of you.

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