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Originally Posted by dykstraster@gmai  I must echo the sentiments of my fellow slutz. Long term.... if you build it, they will come. Right? IF you go top to bottom with the, what is it, $3k? You might have a studio on point with any other Joe Basement. Which is fine... but a shame.
You've been given an incredible opportunity to make something special. At least allow the plans to unfold at a natural pace, just to see where they go. Then make the call. |
That's what I was getting at.
In honesty, with the space you've been given, I'd see if I could find somebody else to set up with. If they can inject £3k too, you'll have £6k. Plus, with their existing kit, you'll end up with a larger array of audio equipment (which you'll need for the studio).
In essence, easiest way of putting it.
You have the equipment and budget of a
Hobbyist Basement Studio.
You have the building with potential to be a
Superb Professional Studio
so unless you want to make your superb professional building a reasonable hobbyist basement, you need to get your budget and kit up to superb professional standard! And it's not as hard, nor expensive, as you might think!
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For the record, you understood me completely re: angled walls. The caviat being, if you follow therealbigd's advice about a CR window at your side, THAT wall with the window would need to be a true angled wall, with a very well thought out bounce pattern to make sure the reflections of that window doesn't smack you in the ear.
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This is true. But it's been done in our place to great effect. Though yes, I do forget that's an expensive way of going as it does need to be though out.