Category: Studio Build

Now that I have my first layer of acoustic insulation installed, I run Room EQ Wizard (REW) to see the difference it has made, if any.

Time to get the internal roof and wall insulation batt stage one installed. Some useful methods to hold the roof insulation batts in place.

Finally, after 6 weeks of break, I’m back into the build. First stage of electrical works are complete.

This is part 9 of the series of videos on building my home recording studio before I go on a break. I also do an acoustic test to ring-out the room using REqW.

In part 8, I get to mount the internal frames together and get the roof plywood panels up and installed, then covered with weatherproofing wrap.

Part 7 and I’m working on the roof fascia panels. Also talking about the plan to have fresh air circulation & management, then I get hit by another and bigger storm.

In this part 6, I work on the roof frame construction. I also talk about the internal frame mounting options and a few more ideas here and there.

Now that the wall and plywood panels are up, up next is to wrap the building with weatherproof wrap, to keep it from getting damaged from the elements until cladding and roof are installed.

Here the next stage of my recording studio construction. I get the walls up and bolted to the slab and add on the plywood panels.

In Part 3, I get the internal frame timber to arrive, constructed and finished. Some tips and ideas if you are planning to build one yourself.

The process of measuring, cutting, nailing & screwing the external wall frames for my new home recording studio.

In this video, I describe the differences between Soundproofing and Room Acoustic Treatment, then give an example of the most effective soundproofing technique for a recording studio.