Tips for Sound Isolation in a Home Recording Studio

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Hi! I’m Tad Donley and I’m speaking in behalf of Expert Village. I’m giving you tips on how to make your own recording studio. Where you have got to set up a studio, where you have got to put it. I am fortunate enough to where I went ahead and got this warehouse, 2000 sq. feet. I made it into a living area. I made it into a recording studio. I put this all up myself my own hands, almost broke my elbow, getting this one point, right here up. This was the hardest of them all right here, the drop ceiling and the whole thing… I mean it’s insulated, you can still hear a music here, you can hear a sound, it is not so dead at all compared to some places that you have gone in there and you have seen carpet on the wall and all the while you cannot even hear yourself, it is so dead, it is not like that here, it is in fact it is perfect, with the ceiling top really works out great, it helps to reflect just a little bit, what are the materials for isolating sound, that is what we are talking about and here it is, it is… I like carpet, you can use the foam stuff. The foam stuff is good but it is expensive and it will cost you a lot of bucks and if you do not have a lot of bucks use some carpet, padding, carpet… why not?

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