My little Recording Studio

Hello Everybody Finally i have finished my home and now i have time for my hobby. Can any body help me to construct/planning my studio for mixing songs and recording some acoustic guitar things. sorry for may bad english MFG

Aloha and welcome to the forum, Congrats on finishing your home and starting your studio!

Can any body help me to construct/planning my studio for mixing songs and recording some acoustic guitar things.

Looking over your skp file and will try to post soon. In the meantime, any chance you could please:

Edit your profile to include your location. This is very important, because this is a worldwide resource, and as such, material costs and availability vary widely. For example, masonry is cheaper than gypsum in some parts of the globe, whereas it's the exact opposite in other regions.

This will really come in handy two or three posts down the road. It's also part of the forum guidelines. Thanks! :wink: For more info, check out both of these links - http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7572 http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3231 Looking forward to your build! Aloha 8)

Aloha, Perhaps something like this? Aloha 8)

How looks this ? Thank you for the quickly answer MFG

Aloha, You're on the right track. It's a little difficult to tell from the pic (which by the way, needed to be resized down to 700 pixels wide to eliminate scrolling - forum rules) but it looks like the side walls need to extend back past the mix position a little more. Could you post either a top view of your room or your skp file? Aloha 8)

in the sketch up file the angel ist 90 degress instead of 60, i have take this from a post that john sayer has made. http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=66&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=control+room&start=15 in the same ratio is the sidewall.

Aloha, Okay, I see. I have not looked into John's 90 degree designs in depth, so more study is in order for me. :wink: One principle that still applies is the eliminating reflections between parallel surfaces, in this case refering to the rear side walls and floor to ceiling area in the mix position. What do you have in mind for these areas? Aloha 8)

if you have a short space or large console, the 90 degree soffit (45 each) will keep perspective. if you wanted to do 90 and since your room is fairly square, why not put it along one wall and leave that nice window and heater open? you could put up a drape on the window and short wall by the door to knock of some highs. put in a bunch of 703 absorbers along the top wall-ceiling "corner" over the couch (or keyboard rack) and a 703 cloud overhead of the console.

Hi, and thank you all for help me The 90 degree angel is not a must have, but i will keep so many space as possible for recording guitar and other things. That`s why i have choose the 90 angel. When it`s sound bad i have the chance to slide my table back in the 60 degree position i hope. What can i do with the rear side wall and the celling area? Can i place a cloud over the mix postion? Thank You!!

Aloha,

What can i do with the rear side wall and the celling area?

Yes, a cloud over the mix position will help, provided your ceiling can support it. :wink: Depending on how much bass build up you have, you could do a corner bass trap at the wall/ceiling junction (full length), and a few strategically placed absorbers on the door and rear wall will also help. Aloha 8)