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The nitty gritty of building the chickenshack
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How to make a storage shed sound proof and theft resistant…so you can safely make a recording studio of it… 
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August 29th, 2009
perfect. Thanks for …
perfect. Thanks for your time.
August 29th, 2009
Hi Riverman, the …
Hi Riverman, the best way to soundproof an interior is to replace the existing walls with a special soundproof drywall which is now commercially available via specialty lumber outlets. Google ’soundproof drywall’, for more info. Another consideration is acoustics; audio foam panels are useful for controlling undesirable resonation coming from walls and ceiling. This will make your mixes sound more convincing and balanced as long as you apply fx and eq properly. I hope that helps.
August 29th, 2009
im hoping to create …
im hoping to create a studio in the second bedroom in my house. Can you give me any sound proofing tips please?
August 29th, 2009
What I found was …
What I found was wood and fiberglass doesn’t really work well, but, in combination with sound deadening board for walls and ceiling, it was effective in reducing sound being translated through the walls. For the amount of distance between houses, the objective was accomplished. I have been using my studio 3 nights a week and I haven’t gotten a single complaint. But as to what I would use next time, I would probably go with soundproof drywall, I heard it is a soundstopper in itself.
August 29th, 2009
Did this …
Did this soundproofing work? I’ve read a lot about fiberglass not doing anything for sound absorption because it has no mass?