John Sayers' Recording Studio Design Forum Archive

hi iam an interior desiner snior student iam going to design aproject about amultimedia advertising center in that center iam going to design ((a recording studio)) for advertising sound & video so ineed some information fro my graduated research about it important & need ur help with ((picture,table or diagrams)) if you can




1-the studios standard size if it have standard size , the circulation in studio?

2-the recording studio equipment list with picture & what optional what must?

3-type of fabric for the studio for walls & the standard height it can be 3 meter for recording studio is it allowed? for video?or must be more hieght? of the studio?

4-the furniture in studio,type kind , colors?

5-what is the diffrent between video recording studio & audio recording studio & these function can be done just in one studio?

6-the safty& security in studio & is the studio can be built near the designing offices & the instulation will solve the noise problem ?



really iam too happy to find this form wish to find from you & the specialized user my answers to add & apply all of these information in my graduated research & my graduated design for studio


thanx alot

sara

Hi Sara, welcome - can you please update your profile to include a location? Makes it easier in a lot of ways, thanks;

Also, your questions would take me a few WEEKS to answer; are we doing your thesis for you? Sorry, but neither John or myself have THAT much time...

For answers to a LOT of your questions, you can spend quite a bit of time here -

http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html

For lots of pix on specific builds by our members, check here -

http://www.johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm

For specific construction techniques, the reference section has quite a bit -

http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2125

And, for more on design you should check the Design forum, here -

http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=1

Also, in future posts it would be better NOT to use "internet slang" - there are too many concepts involved here for such non-technical approaches to work without causing a serious LACK of complete understanding... Steve

Steve thanx alot for help & all of this links & ialready update my profile