Four Concrete walls .... Studio from hell. NEED HELP!!

[Raoul Duke]

Hello all.

Heres my situation.

I live in an apartment that is typical bungalo divided in half. In my half they had built on kitchen. Under the kitchen is a seperated self contained basement. The dimensions are 10ft-6in. by 16 ft. The ceiling 8 ft high. You access this room from a hatch in the floor and via ladder.
Me and the boys do a lot of jamming in this room and yes.. I do some recording in there too.

So its four concrete wall and a concrete floor. The ceiling is vinly floor, plywood, wood flooring and joists. You can understand what kind of ugly boomy sound I get. Some people have asked me to record their bands and some solo artists too. I have some modest recording gear.

My question, is there anything I can do to this room thats non-permanent, and on a very limited budget that will at least get a little boom out of the room?

Any help would be muchly appreciated.

[John Sayers]

Raoul - click on the John Sayers Productions logo and check out "Wall Units" there a various free-standing absorbers you could consider.

cheers
john

[Raoul Duke]

Here is my tentative layout for my very small, hole in the floor studio.

Any glaring problems?

Muchly appreciated

[Raoul Duke]

Opps .. here maybe..