I started building a small studio - Page 8

EduardoApolonia · 27th December 2007

More pics of the wood floor, it's already done, the rest of the Control room will have carpet.
After the wall fabric panels and carpet are installed it will have the wood base installed all around the rooms.

As you can see the fabric panels are already being installed.

Control room

Recording Room

Ibvee · 27th December 2007

Great!
Starting to question what I'd like to have more, a great environment (nice floor and such) or a great desk....

I think both

Farout · 27th December 2007

It seems like a fitting time to complete the studio: The new year! That will be a very, very cool way to bring in the New Year, too!

Can't wait to see how the Argosy stuff looks!

Thanks for the new pics, sir.

Take care.

Scott

EduardoApolonia · 2nd January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Farout

It seems like a fitting time to complete the studio: The new year! That will be a very, very cool way to bring in the New Year, too!

Can't wait to see how the Argosy stuff looks!

Scott

Almost but not yet, still on final touches

Still waiting for Argosy furniture and Cables from Redco.

Some ceiling panels on place.

Farout · 2nd January 2008

Those colors look really good together.

Matthew Murray · 4th January 2008

Looking Gorgeous Eduardo!

Factory101 · 4th January 2008

Nice abstract shapes and colours - the red adds vibrancy.

GordZilla · 7th January 2008

Eduardo trabalho fantástico!

Your choice of using the four different colours for your traps is very very nice! It will be such a beautiful place to make music in... and will undoubtably sound as great as it looks too

I am inspired

Keep the pics coming Eduardo

Faderjockey · 7th January 2008

More Pics!

EduardoApolonia · 8th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by GordZilla

Eduardo trabalho fantástico!

Your choice of using the four different colours for your traps is very very nice! It will be such a beautiful place to make music in... and will undoubtably sound as great as it looks too

I am inspired

Keep the pics coming Eduardo

The choice of colors I did was done from 3 complete suggestions from Pilchner Schoustal.

EduardoApolonia · 8th January 2008

All wall panels are in place

Lights are on!!!!

Panels have some dust :(

Change in plans.

I'm installing hardwood floor on the control room where it was supposed to be carpet.
There was plenty of hardwood left from the Recording room so I decided to order some more and have it installed in the control room instead of carpet, adding the fact that wood floor is easier to mantain than carpet.

So they already started installing the floor.

inlinenl · 8th January 2008

you will love the slide with you're office-chair in the CR .. make sure you get soft weels .... you will slide almost silently ...

The Beatsmith · 9th January 2008

This is looking amazing. Congratulations. I have to admit - i am very, very jealous!!

Versatile255 · 10th January 2008

this looks sick good work man

EduardoApolonia · 10th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by inlinenl

you will love the slide with you're office-chair in the CR .. make sure you get soft weels .... you will slide almost silently ...

I have an aeron chair, but I'm not sure what type of wheels it has.
I'm going to check before.

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Beatsmith

This is looking amazing. Congratulations. I have to admit - i am very, very jealous!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by dylansmale

too small...way too small. i couldn't even fit my guitar in there. and whats up with that deluxe wood your putting in there? i would go with the ultimate deluxe wood...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Versatile255

this looks sick good work man

It really is. It's a small studio but built like the big ones

I'm waiting for the Argosy furniture
It comes in 35 boxes!!!!!!!

I'll pass the next weeks assembling it!!!!!

SK1 · 12th January 2008

Tight place man. I'm tired from just watching ...... over a year in the making

.

You're quality is going to go through the roof.

Well deserved. Congratulations !!

mjames4208 · 12th January 2008

how much hasa this cost to date, in U.S. currency?
its very inspiring.

Chris G · 14th January 2008

yeah... have fun with the argosy furniture build. It might take as long as the studio build did!! I had 16 or so boxes to assemble and it took at least a week by myself along with all the other studio crap I had to do.

EduardoApolonia · 15th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by SK1

Tight place man. I'm tired from just watching ...... over a year in the making

.

I'm very tired... but looking at it now feels good

Quote:

Originally Posted by SK1

You're quality is going to go through the roof.

I hope so!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by SK1

Well deserved. Congratulations !!

thumbsup

Quote:

Originally Posted by mjames4208

how much hasa this cost to date, in U.S. currency?
its very inspiring.

I lost the count of it but it has cost me so far about €100.000. That's almost $150.000

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris G

yeah... have fun with the argosy furniture build. It might take as long as the studio build did!! I had 16 or so boxes to assemble and it took at least a week by myself along with all the other studio crap I had to do.

I know, the only Argosy furniture I have is a Rack n Roll and I remember that it took me some good time to get it assembled

EduardoApolonia · 15th January 2008

Last week problem (I couldn't have a week without a problem)

The electrical socket hole was done on the wrong place, it got the edge of the isolation box. This one was my fault, I gave the wrong measures.

Check measures twice, then make hole
Check measures twice, then make hole
Check measures twice, then make hole
Check measures twice, then make hole
Check measures twice, then make hole
Check measures twice, then make hole

But the good news is:

The Barefoot monitors have arrived!!!!!!

Farout · 15th January 2008

aw yeeah!!

goatie · 15th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by EduardoApolonia

The Barefoot monitors have arrived!!!!!!

No they haven't ... I don't believe you until you post some pictures of them unpacked

Looking great, look forward to the final pictures

EduardoApolonia · 17th January 2008

I didn't take them out of the box yet

.
I don't have space to put them, I don't want to risk somebody damaging any speaker

I can take a picture of the manual

EduardoApolonia · 17th January 2008

The sucupira wood on the back of control room floor is done. There is only one little area on the front that is missing. But the wood that I had has finished, so I'm waiting for more to arrive.

The wood base is all installed all around where the floor is finished.

goatie · 17th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by EduardoApolonia

I can take a picture of the manual

You're right, it would be a shame to damage them because of lack of patience

The floor looks really nice, and goes well with the colors of the walls

sirthought · 17th January 2008

I'm so impressed with all of this... and jealous.

You must be very proud.

I hope the property is something you can hold onto forever. Your kids are going to have to go into the family business because a place like this doesn't come along easily!

elektrasoul · 18th January 2008

Hi, This room looks great!

I am about to embark on a garage conversion myself (although not on a professional level like this) and was wondering if anyone else has done something similar.

I currently have one half of a single skin masonry double garage. Heres my rough outline –

Floor slab: laminate/carpet on plywood on chipboard (maybe with additional plasterboard layer between) on 50mm timber joists (maybe on rubber packers?) filled with rockwool.

Walls: 50mm cavity (maybe increase cavity at middle wall) filled with rigid insulation. 50mm timber studs (maybe closed back with 9mm ply) filled with rockwool. Plasterboard (maybe double up and/or use soundchek depending on cost).

Roof: horizontal rafters – double layer rockwool between trusses and p.board as per walls. spot/downlights.

Doors: External solid timber door + internal fire rated door with additional layers of plasterboard (maybe use rubber seals).

Window: External double glazed window, approx. 500mm high (full width of existing garage door). Internal single glazed (maybe with shutters).

Electricity: dado trunking all around.

Would this achieve a similar insulation value? Any other help/ideas?

EduardoApolonia · 19th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by sirthought

I'm so impressed with all of this... and jealous.

You must be very proud.

I hope the property is something you can hold onto forever. Your kids are going to have to go into the family business because a place like this doesn't come along easily!

I am very proud, and my wife too!!!

I hope that I can hold it forever. Unless I go to a better place

Quote:

Originally Posted by elektrasoul

Hi, This room looks great!

I am about to embark on a garage conversion myself (although not on a professional level like this) and was wondering if anyone else has done something similar.

I currently have one half of a single skin masonry double garage. Heres my rough outline –

Floor slab: laminate/carpet on plywood on chipboard (maybe with additional plasterboard layer between) on 50mm timber joists (maybe on rubber packers?) filled with rockwool.

Walls: 50mm cavity (maybe increase cavity at middle wall) filled with rigid insulation. 50mm timber studs (maybe closed back with 9mm ply) filled with rockwool. Plasterboard (maybe double up and/or use soundchek depending on cost).

Roof: horizontal rafters – double layer rockwool between trusses and p.board as per walls. spot/downlights.

Doors: External solid timber door + internal fire rated door with additional layers of plasterboard (maybe use rubber seals).

Window: External double glazed window, approx. 500mm high (full width of existing garage door). Internal single glazed (maybe with shutters).

Electricity: dado trunking all around.

Would this achieve a similar insulation value? Any other help/ideas?

You can check this thread from the beginning and you will find that this construction is similar to what you want to do.

EduardoApolonia · 19th January 2008

Argosy furniture has arrived!!!!!

Here is a pic of the 35!!! boxes.

This is going to take me forever to assemble it all...

The whole order is:

1 90-PC32-RR Console for Pro Control w/ 2 19" rack; 10 RU spaces
1 Spire 9143 3 bays; 42 RU spaces
1 Spire 9142 2 bays; 28 RU spaces
2 'Rack 'n Roll' L10 1 bay; 10 RU spaces

All in Black

tamakid1292 · 20th January 2008

WOW This is looking great nice work. I cant wait to see when its all finished.

27th December 2007	#211
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	More pics of the wood floor, it's already done, the rest of the Control room will have carpet. After the wall fabric panels and carpet are installed it will have the wood base installed all around the rooms. As you can see the fabric panels are already being installed. Control room Recording Room __________________ http://www.myspace.com/eduardoapolonia Reamp service available: 30 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

27th December 2007	#212
Ibvee Gear addict Joined: Jul 2006 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 474	Great! Starting to question what I'd like to have more, a great environment (nice floor and such) or a great desk.... I think both __________________ "Music is a treasure hunt. You dig and dig and sometimes you find something." - Ry Cooder (Buena Vista Social Club)

7th January 2008	#219
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inlinenl Lives for gear Joined: May 2005 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,821	you will love the slide with you're office-chair in the CR .. make sure you get soft weels .... you will slide almost silently ... __________________ Wim @ www.inlinemastering.com

14th January 2008	#228
Chris G Gear addict Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Phoenix Posts: 328	yeah... have fun with the argosy furniture build. It might take as long as the studio build did!! I had 16 or so boxes to assemble and it took at least a week by myself along with all the other studio crap I had to do. __________________ word www.christurbiville.com V/O site

27th December 2007	#213
Farout Lives for gear Joined: May 2007 Location: Baton Rouge, La Posts: 513	It seems like a fitting time to complete the studio: The new year! That will be a very, very cool way to bring in the New Year, too! Can't wait to see how the Argosy stuff looks! Thanks for the new pics, sir. Take care. Scott

2nd January 2008	#215
Farout Lives for gear Joined: May 2007 Location: Baton Rouge, La Posts: 513	Those colors look really good together.

4th January 2008	#216
Matthew Murray Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,661	Looking Gorgeous Eduardo!

4th January 2008	#217
Factory101 Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2007 Posts: 159	Nice abstract shapes and colours - the red adds vibrancy.

7th January 2008	#218
GordZilla Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2007 Location: Northwest Territories, Canada Posts: 1,033	Eduardo trabalho fantástico! Your choice of using the four different colours for your traps is very very nice! It will be such a beautiful place to make music in... and will undoubtably sound as great as it looks too I am inspired Keep the pics coming Eduardo

8th January 2008	#221
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	All wall panels are in place Lights are on!!!! Panels have some dust :( Change in plans. I'm installing hardwood floor on the control room where it was supposed to be carpet. There was plenty of hardwood left from the Recording room so I decided to order some more and have it installed in the control room instead of carpet, adding the fact that wood floor is easier to mantain than carpet. So they already started installing the floor.

9th January 2008	#223
The Beatsmith Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2005 Location: UK Posts: 3,514	This is looking amazing. Congratulations. I have to admit - i am very, very jealous!!

10th January 2008	#224
Versatile255 Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2007 Location: New York City Posts: 936	this looks sick good work man

12th January 2008	#226
SK1 Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,142	Tight place man. I'm tired from just watching ...... over a year in the making . You're quality is going to go through the roof. Well deserved. Congratulations !!

12th January 2008	#227
mjames4208 Gear Head Joined: Jan 2008 Location: Clinton Twp., Mi. (DETROIT) Posts: 42	how much hasa this cost to date, in U.S. currency? its very inspiring.

15th January 2008	#230
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	Last week problem (I couldn't have a week without a problem) The electrical socket hole was done on the wrong place, it got the edge of the isolation box. This one was my fault, I gave the wrong measures. Check measures twice, then make hole Check measures twice, then make hole Check measures twice, then make hole Check measures twice, then make hole Check measures twice, then make hole Check measures twice, then make hole But the good news is: The Barefoot monitors have arrived!!!!!!

15th January 2008	#231
Farout Lives for gear Joined: May 2007 Location: Baton Rouge, La Posts: 513	aw yeeah!!

17th January 2008	#233
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	I didn't take them out of the box yet . I don't have space to put them, I don't want to risk somebody damaging any speaker I can take a picture of the manual

17th January 2008	#234
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	The sucupira wood on the back of control room floor is done. There is only one little area on the front that is missing. But the wood that I had has finished, so I'm waiting for more to arrive. The wood base is all installed all around where the floor is finished.

17th January 2008	#236
sirthought Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 254	I'm so impressed with all of this... and jealous. You must be very proud. I hope the property is something you can hold onto forever. Your kids are going to have to go into the family business because a place like this doesn't come along easily!

18th January 2008	#237
elektrasoul Gear maniac Joined: Oct 2006 Posts: 220	Hi, This room looks great! I am about to embark on a garage conversion myself (although not on a professional level like this) and was wondering if anyone else has done something similar. I currently have one half of a single skin masonry double garage. Heres my rough outline – Floor slab: laminate/carpet on plywood on chipboard (maybe with additional plasterboard layer between) on 50mm timber joists (maybe on rubber packers?) filled with rockwool. Walls: 50mm cavity (maybe increase cavity at middle wall) filled with rigid insulation. 50mm timber studs (maybe closed back with 9mm ply) filled with rockwool. Plasterboard (maybe double up and/or use soundchek depending on cost). Roof: horizontal rafters – double layer rockwool between trusses and p.board as per walls. spot/downlights. Doors: External solid timber door + internal fire rated door with additional layers of plasterboard (maybe use rubber seals). Window: External double glazed window, approx. 500mm high (full width of existing garage door). Internal single glazed (maybe with shutters). Electricity: dado trunking all around. Would this achieve a similar insulation value? Any other help/ideas?

19th January 2008	#239
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564 Thread Starter	Argosy furniture has arrived!!!!! Here is a pic of the 35!!! boxes. This is going to take me forever to assemble it all... The whole order is: 1 90-PC32-RR Console for Pro Control w/ 2 19" rack; 10 RU spaces 1 Spire 9143 3 bays; 42 RU spaces 1 Spire 9142 2 bays; 28 RU spaces 2 'Rack 'n Roll' L10 1 bay; 10 RU spaces All in Black

20th January 2008	#240
tamakid1292 Gear addict Joined: Jan 2008 Location: NJ Posts: 498	WOW This is looking great nice work. I cant wait to see when its all finished.

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