14th March 2006
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#1 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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Thread Starter  | my new studio build
hey guys
as i told u earlier i was forced to moove from my current studio due to the land lord selling the whole building to someone who would redevelop it as houseing. pics of my old stuidio at www.audiobuff.se and then the image section.
but now i've started the new studio build o i wanted to give u a glimps my tourments and moments of joy during the new contruction.
markus
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14th March 2006
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#2 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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some earlier pics
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14th March 2006
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#3 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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there will initially be 2 controle rooms, one live area, a smaller booth on floating fllors and a second samller hallway area with a lot of reflection + a larger lounge. looks like we gonna build a third control room adjectant to the live area a control room a. a definiate on that later this week hopefully.
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14th March 2006
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#4 | | Lives for gear
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You're in Stockholm, right ?? Where is your new studio located...? You have daylight you SOB !!! Daylight, I could kill for daylight !!! 
Looking cool, congrats !
Is it ok to ask about the old studio ? Was that part of LBR by any chance ? There have been rumours about LBR closing down, that's why I figured it might be connected.
Good luck with your new studio !
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14th March 2006
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#5 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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hey rite i'm in stockholm
i used to have my old old studio on top of the big room of LBR (hence little big room studios). then i moved it to my current place on gärdet. LBR are as it is running full speed. there might be a change of owners soon or they gonna close it by november. its a shame cause the main room there was one of the best sounding rooms i ever mixed in. lots of nice stuff too.
the new studio will be on the 5 floor in hammarby hamnen close to the newly developed houses but still in the industrial part with good ceiling height/floor thickness etc
i think its gonna turn out to be a great place
where u at?
hej hej
markus
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14th March 2006
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#6 | | Gear Head
Joined: Mar 2006 Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Hello Markus!
Good luck with the building of your new studio.
Im currently located in Hammarby Sjöstad, just tell me If you need some
help building. I know how to use the hammer and saw! 
Hepp.
Johan
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14th March 2006
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#7 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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thanks very much but i'm ok for now - but i might take u up n that 
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14th March 2006
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#8 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by markus enochson hey rite i'm in stockholm
i used to have my old old studio on top of the big room of LBR (hence little big room studios). then i moved it to my current place on gärdet. LBR ar it is are running full speed. there might be a change of owners soon or they gonna close it by november. its a shame cause the main room there was one of the best sounding rooms i ever mixed in. lots of nice stuff too.
the new studio will be on the 5 floor in hammarby hamnen close to the newly developed houses but still in the industrial part with good ceiling height/floor thickness etc
i think its gonna turn out to be a great place
where u at?
hej hej
markus | Yeah, LBR is nice. I've mixed some there aswell.
5th floor with daylight and a view... nice, very nice !!! 
I'm downtown sthlm, very central, close to the central station. Nice place but no daylight... wanna trade ?
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15th March 2006
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#9 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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well, i'm happy to moove above ground this time... 3 years in a hole. a big hole though but still a hole... give me sunlight
markus enochson
pics are of the framework for the first control room...
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15th March 2006
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#10 | | Moderator
Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Boston,MA Providence,RI
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Good luck Markus!
BTW, did you have an engineer look at the structure to make sure it could support the weight of the floated rooms, etc..? Just something that popped into my head when I read your doing this on the 5th floor....
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15th March 2006
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#11 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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well, we acctually havent calculated but my nextdoor neighbour is a a printshop with oldschool presses that weighs tons each. and i'm just up to about 6 tons of building material divided on 123 square meters. its an oldschool industrial building and one floos was once a car dealership i'm told... so we should be kool. btw the ssl plug rock...
markus
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15th March 2006
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#12 | | Moderator
Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Boston,MA Providence,RI
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Originally Posted by markus enochson well, we acctually havent calculated but my nextdoor neighbour is a a printshop with oldschool presses that weighs tons each. and i'm just up to about 6 tons of building material divided on 123 square meters. its an oldschool industrial building and one floos was once a car dealership i'm told... so we should be kool. btw the ssl plug rock...
markus | Cool, you should be fine...
I was going to build my new studio on the second floor of my building in Providence... turns out the beams from the old buidling aren't capable of supporting the weight of a properly built control room... It's looking like I might have to do it in the basement now... 
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15th March 2006
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#13 | | Lives for Jesus
Joined: Oct 2005 Location: orange county ca.
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Cool i like the pic with the crane and all the ins. !!!!!!!!
Its great that you are building a new room .
Please keep the pics coming.
Its good to see someone else doing the hard work !
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15th March 2006
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#14 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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well, its gonna be fun. when its done. i did my fair share of lifting building material in my current studio and i wowed never to do it again. that went out the window the first day
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15th March 2006
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#15 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Gothenburg, Sweden!
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Good luck with the building!
I'm looking forward to seeing this progress. Looks like a great place with plenty of windows. To bad you aren't located in my part of the country, then I could lend you a hand!
/Cojo
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15th March 2006
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#16 | | Lives for gear
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hey, looks cool!!
only thing that catched my eye was the 6 ton-comment for 123sqm..
...are you sure ???
I recently planned & built a floated recording room for 2 friends, it was 22 sqaremeter and about 7 tons weight!
just curious!
btw. a daylight studio, surrounded by swedish girls......what can you expect more from life ???  | |
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15th March 2006
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#17 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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hey, pretty sure of all the weights cause all the truck deliveries carries a list of how much it weighs. thaere are dif methods of floating a floor. i use the cdm isolat base (google it) and its also used by many leading accoustic guys here in sweden. also not the full 123 sq meters about half for now with two control rooms, the larger live ares and one of the iso booths. were keeping the concreted for the reflective drum room to give a diff sound from the "deluxe" studio sound in the main live area.
i included a small plan of my studio. not in total detail... but u'll get the idea. the proportions of the live area "mid bottom" is not rite. its approx 3.6*6 with a cut in the upper left corner... 170 cm from the 3.60 line and the same on the width,
markus
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16th March 2006
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#18 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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Originally Posted by TonyBelmont Cool, you should be fine...
I was going to build my new studio on the second floor of my building in Providence... turns out the beams from the old buidling aren't capable of supporting the weight of a properly built control room... It's looking like I might have to do it in the basement now...
Good luck, man... | well tony u should chek out the cdm isolat floating floor beam and maybe consider using two layers of ceminwood with noisekiller in between. gives about 65 db of insulation. more in coupled with chipboard and a hardwood floor ontop. expensive but kool and not at heavy as conctrete.
best
m
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21st March 2006
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#19 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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some progress beeing made.
framework of control 1 up and also some isolation (itchy) up plus some of the first layer of plasterboard.
framework on number 2 control room done.
floating floor in live room and iso 1 done
also we got a go ahead on the number 3 control room and already some clients got in touch for rates and such...
best
markus
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21st March 2006
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#20 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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some progress beeing made.
framework of control 1 up and also some isolation (itchy) up plus some of the first layer of plasterboard.
framework on number 2 control room done.
floating floor in live room and iso 1 done
also we got a go ahead on the number 3 control room and already some clients got in touch for rates and such...
best
markus
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21st March 2006
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#21 | | Gear addict
Joined: Mar 2004 Location: stockholm, sweden
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and some electricity in control 2
best
markus
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29th December 2009
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#22 | | Gear interested
Joined: Dec 2009
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what happend to this build?
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