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Originally Posted by myfipie  I think you are confusing sound isolation (sound proofing) and absorption for room acoustics. Jeff is not trying to iso, but treating the room to sound good inside. 
Glenn |
Yes you are right Glenn,
I just want to absorb and make her sound good.
There is no need to isolate in this situation. My studio room which is still usable, has angled double walls with 1/2" and 5/8" DW plus an angled ceiling of the same, joists and walls are stuffed and there is a 12"x12" "squishy" tile on 1x2 firring for ceiling. Perfect...no...but pretty darn good.
I looked at the ceiling grid and the main grids are running parallel with the joists. I think if I remove all the tiles and small grid pieces, I will have enough access to stuff the joists with the fluffy stuff. Should I load the corners up there where the wall meets the joists or is it not neccessary because I'm not going to have a DW surface on the bottom of the joists?
Jeff