So funny to go back and write all that... as the small studio is working since quite some time. But's it's nice to remember the building process and also, in case anyone reads that... well, it might be of some help.
Episode 3. Walls. Brrrrr....
But first, let me introduce my utmost and irreplacable helper. The one and only ... KIP :) Whenever I loose any of my tools or reach up for a piece of cloth to wipe my hands... he is there, always on the wrong spot, but I have the feeling I would have been lost without him.... he is THE supervisor :)
Here is a picture of the empty room:
Obviously, the challenge was building the recording booth. Remember, "room in room" concept. Meaning floating floor, walls and ceiling with minimum (in my case NO) contact with existing walls and ceiling. Pretty challenging...
First floor layer. 60mm KNAUF 150kg/m3 stone wool slabs:
So there's how it all started.
My daughter is a student in Italy for a couple of years now. I decided to sacrifice one of her (two) rooms and turn it into a small recording studio.
Quoting my favorite cartoon character, Dexter: "it was such a wonderful day for science..."
