well i was hoping for some tips on how to improve the sound in my room (or just deaden it). i basically want to record in the middle of the room using gobo's and have the room acoustics semi-decent. i will probably eventually hit the $500-$1000 mark (i know that's not a whole lot)...my plan for now is to get insulation, make a frame around it and put material on it, then hang them on the walls and even roof. i don't want to do anything permanent to the place. also i'm not super loud, vocals and guitar will be the loudest things i record...no drums in the near future.
so here's my room done in sketchup (first time using the program). i tried exporting the pic but it was over 700 pixels wide, i don't wanna get yelled at my first time posting :D
-the closet has 3 mirror doors that slide (sorry didn't draw them in)
-the room is to be used as a guest room as well, so there's a futon in there
-i might end up putting my desk diagonal where you see my make-shift bass trap, it's not a huge setup
so any comments would be appreciated...and yes i did a search and found LOTS of different rooms and ideas, but nothing i could compare to my own so i apologize if something like this was covered. tomorrow i will get my photoshop loaded and resize a picture for quick viewing. thanks in advance!!
heck of a crappy room layout
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 6598.
here is the quick layout...any ideas at all? lemme know. Anybody with any hints please say something, anything at all :D
even just a "hey you should put up something on that wall" or a "sorry no ideas buddy" or even "you're hopeless" please just anything at all :lol:
give me some love
"hey you should put up something on that wall"
there you go.
The problem is those glass sliding doors - most of your sound will go straight out there, plus they will reflect a lot back into the room.
Go and make some gobos and try them out mate - that's about all you can do.
cheers
john
you are the man...thanks. yeah i understand this room bites, gobos here i come