1641 Drum Room Build - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In part 2 of this two part video series, I explain the process I used to build my home recording studio.
I looked at many different options but after about a year and a half of research, I decided to build what’s known as a “room within a room” to help tame the noise.
Since I got most of my information from RUclips, I thought I’d give back and share my experience by documenting the process.
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Algorithmed! You're studio looks and sounds amazing!
Excellent well done, Thank you so much :)
more comparison vids please! also, the weather strip on the bottom of the trim is new, haven't seen that in my research yet. thanks for the vids.
hey ! juste stumbled on your video and I must say its really inspiring! amazing work you've achieved! would it be possible to know how much it costed you ? trying to start a project like that on my own but I wanna make sure I can afford it before starting doing anything stupid ahah thanks !
At the end of the day, I think it was about $8-9k. That said, I paid for an architect to come out to verify the load bearing on the stairwell after I gutted the closest, added a bunch of extra stuff like extra power, ethernet/networking stuff, premium paint, molding, and flooring, and also upgraded a/v hardware and connections for the adjacent room (while the walls were open). As I mentioned in the video, I had the help of my former contractor father-in-law for labor (I did pay him but not nearly the going rate).
@@Audiowurqs okay thanks a lot !
Very cool! Thanks for this video!
you are amazing!! super cool!
Really good job !
We're building a home studio in the garage of the house in order to play with our band. The biggest challenge for us is venitilation. Woule you have some advice in the choice we made ? We would buy a Insufflation Mechanical Ventilation, in order to extract vicied air from the room while fresh air would be bring by a whole in the wall (and isolation so). But we're afraid of the noise to escape from this part. I make some research about creating our own silencer (a box of wood or something, with some materials wirhin to trap the noise while leting pass fresh air, which box would be placed at the end of the system). What you think ?
Which system of ventilation did you install ?
Just seeing this- you probably figured it out by now!
I made my own ventilation with two fans and ducting. One fan pushed air in and the other pushed air out. I built a big box and insulated the whole thing.
The ventilation wasn’t ever really that noisy from a recording standpoint but I’m sure it leaked noise to the outside of the room more than it needed to.
This was my one regret - in hindsight, I didn’t need any ventilation. The air temperature in my basement was generally cool and I was never locked away long enough to feel any lack of air.
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Thank you so much for having took the Time to anwser. The studio is finished and I did mostly what I explained upper. It works really fine. Don't know if I need to push extraction power to its maximum yet because I'm from I own at the moment playing in the studio. So the system is set up to the minima. But in term of noise isolation, the box I've made is doing the job. I could send you photos of you're interested. And in terms of acoustic isolation, the research I've made and their implémentation are really qualitative.
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Awesome work. How much can you hear drumming outside the room now vs before you started construction?
While I don’t have hard data yet, I hope record some “after” tests to share. (This build video series has been my focus at the moment.)
Right now, reports are that the low end is still audible but significantly muted. The volume of the mid-high frequencies, however, seems to have been effected the most.
The upstairs floor/walls no longer rattle the way they did before, for sure. As a duplex dweller, I’d say this was my primary goal in attempts to being a considerate neighbor. ✌🏻
@@Audiowurqs Just wondering if you made a Before and After video showing dB level changes. I am looking to do the same build in the near future. Thanks!
Great job Matt, this room is beyond dope!
Thanks for watching Joe! 🤘🏻