so you’ve convinced yourself (and maybe your investors) that you want to build your professional recording studio. the next step is to work through the design details. these include documenting your environment, your space, and how you want to use it. i have a simple checklist on my site to use as a guide for [...]
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Step two in the recording studio design process
Posted in New Studio, tagged Beams, Checklist, Construction Details, Design, Dimensions, Duct, HVAC, Measurements, Neighbors, Noise, Plumbing, Requirements, Site, Sound Level Meter, Tape Measure, Vibration on June 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Recording Studio Design Guidelines
Posted in New Studio, tagged Acoustics, Aesthetics, Design, Ease of Use, Guidelines, Isolation, Recording Studio, Vibes, Visibility on April 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
wow, this is tough because it really comes down to understanding what you are trying to do, your budget, and the location of your new studio. it really is a pain to hear “it all depends” but it does… it’s nice to dream about but in order to make it happen you need to get [...]
Home Theater Design
Posted in New Studio, tagged Absorption, Acoustics, Dead, Design, Design Tactics, Home Theater, Video, View Angle, Windows on March 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »
it’s an interesting thing doing this type of design. much of the design tactics you would use in a control room or live room isn’t always applicable to a home theater (HT) design. in addition, the HT needs to have video considerations that are different than video monitoring or windows in recording studio. one trend [...]
