Quote:
Originally Posted by judah  can you please tell me (or us) if you're happy with the isolation between the two rooms? I mean, when the drummer's pounding away can you hear it in the control room or is it very very faint? I'd like to know if the floating wood floor |
It is very faint, although if I did it today I would do the isolation with blocks filled with sand, here in Portugal it would be cheaper than what I did (2 layers GB + 1 layerParticle board+rockwool) and would be more effective.
Quote:
Originally Posted by glee in your case, is the designer helping with any of these corrections? |
He is, but not as much as I would like.
Communication has been at a very slow pace for a year now.
Although I know that I'm just a insignificant customer for him, so I was expecting way less help than what I have been getting.
So I got a portuguese studio designer to help me on this too.
BTW, he has designed some great studios like these:
EP Produções
O Ganho do Som
So I'm having help from several places. And it's not been easy.
I'm still not sure what is the real problem in my room.
It's really strange, I'm starting to think that the problem could be some kind of resonance or absorption from the floor, walls or ceiling that is causing this hole.
It is present everytime even if the monitors are on the back of the room or on the side.
__________________
http://www.myspace.com/eduardoapolonia Reamp service available: More than 20 different amps (Bogner, Custom Audio Amplifiers, Diezel, Fender, Krank, Marshall, Mesa, Orange, Peavey, EVH, Soldano, Splawn, Vox)
7 different cabinets (Bogner, Diezel, Marshall, Mesa, Mills, Orange)
Contact me for details