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The organisation I work for has an unused building - we'd like to covert one of the rooms into a small studio. Budget??? Nothing....

Any tips for inexpensive soundproofing, etc?

JOOI the room in question is about 10" square - I'm worried about overheating when there's more than 2 people in it.

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How sound proof is the room at the moment and what level of sound is expected to be produced inside (just recordings being played on the monitor speakers or a full live band with amps and drums) and how much/little sound leakage from the room will be deemed acceptable?

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32 minutes ago, hiram.k.hackenbacker said:

A quick edit from ‘know one’ to ‘no one’ and we might 😂.

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Spent too much time watching Spinal Tap!

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4 hours ago, super al said:

Aaaaaaaargh!

Inglush waz nether moi strong pownt

Spent too much time watching Spinal Tap!

Don't worry, it's a fine line between 'clever' and stupid'!

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Electronic drums and all instruments plugged straight into a mixer with enough outputs so everyone can have their own monitor mix.  Cheap stereo or headphone amp for each musician and a set of headphones.  Absolutely brilliant!  The only thing that will be loudish in the room will be vocals.  It will be cheaper than trying to soundproof a room as well.

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1 hour ago, bertbass said:

Electronic drums and all instruments plugged straight into a mixer with enough outputs so everyone can have their own monitor mix.  Cheap stereo or headphone amp for each musician and a set of headphones.  Absolutely brilliant!  The only thing that will be loudish in the room will be vocals.  It will be cheaper than trying to soundproof a room as well.

This is the way my band has gone. The floor space taken up by an electronic drum kit, compared to an acoustic one, is a big plus in a small room.

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1 hour ago, bertbass said:

Electronic drums and all instruments plugged straight into a mixer with enough outputs so everyone can have their own monitor mix.  Cheap stereo or headphone amp for each musician and a set of headphones.  Absolutely brilliant!  The only thing that will be loudish in the room will be vocals.  It will be cheaper than trying to soundproof a room as well.

If it's not a ground floor room with a solid floor you will need to do something about the kick drum pedal. I speak from experience.

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