I am turning an old garage into a little studio space. The space is probably about 25 x 15 with a gable ceiling.
Right now the room is far too reflective, so I am considering different options for broadband room treatment. I know, of course, of the use of rigid fiberglass insulation for this purpose. But how about regular pink insulation?.
Since the garage is uninsulated right now, I thought that maybe I could: insulate the room like normal, but rather than covering all of the insulation with poly and then drywall, cover some with a fire-retardant cloth instead. I could also leave the "bare" insulation at intervals in the room so as to minimize parallel surfaces of drywall. Like, maybe leave 40 or 50% bare.
Will this result in a room that is too dead?
Keep in mind that this is a low budget option (less that $500), not an ideal scenario.
Thoughts?
Michael Collinge