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Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
I'm making my own studio in my back garden, and I know nothing about sound treatment or acoustics or any of that haha, after some research I haven't managed to find much, wondered if you guys can help. I'm basically looking for help on dimensions, materials, foundations and anything else you can think of 
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Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
Remove all of the vegetables first.
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That sounds like a constant fucking challenge bruv.
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Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
I would imagine it would be difficult and extremely expensive to build a studio which not only sounds good but is suitable for plants to grow
Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
I'm really surprised at this forum - all everyone seems interested in doing is trolling!
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Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
Buy the book called Studio Design by Paul White available from the following link http://www.amazon.co.uk/Basic-Home-Stud ... 1860742726.
Search for articles on studio design on the Sound On Sound website.
That should be enough to get you started.
Good luck!
Patrick
Search for articles on studio design on the Sound On Sound website.
That should be enough to get you started.
Good luck!
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Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
banSimulant wrote:I'm really surprised at this forum - all everyone seems interested in doing is trolling!
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make sure you got a waterproof sub
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Fuck u! I'm not trolling! I just saw that nobody is being helpful in this thread amongst others.johney wrote:banSimulant wrote:I'm really surprised at this forum - all everyone seems interested in doing is trolling!
And i'm sure that the OP meant that he's building a studio with walls and stuff in his garden, not making one out of plant pots and flowers.
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Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
Just listen to futures_untold.
Before even considering the studio, consider the structure.
Drainage, sunlight, etc.
Don't want to spend loads only to discover a massive dampness issue.
Before even considering the studio, consider the structure.
Drainage, sunlight, etc.
Don't want to spend loads only to discover a massive dampness issue.



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Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
Good point.Electric_Head wrote:Don't want to spend loads only to discover a massive dampness issue.
My friend leaves on a thermostat controlled electric heater in his garden studio precisely for that reason.
Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
I like the idea of a garden studio - you could make it like a summer house. I don't think you even need planning permission in the uk? The only thing i'd worry about would be the noise leakage.
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Thanks futures, helps a lot
Re: Building a home studio in my garden...what should I do?
I built an outhouse in my garden.About 13x11 foot i think.Cost me roughly about 3k and that included paying the brick layer.Me and a good friend dug the footings and laid the base.
Decent drainage is a must,we laid a decent bed of hardcore then sand and wacker plated the fucker down.Then layed some damp proof membrane and concrete on top of that.Other than the brick work and building the roof me and a few mates put in most of the graft.
The floor cost the most but i haven't suffered any damp at all.Just make sure the base is done properly and you should be fine with damp.
Decent drainage is a must,we laid a decent bed of hardcore then sand and wacker plated the fucker down.Then layed some damp proof membrane and concrete on top of that.Other than the brick work and building the roof me and a few mates put in most of the graft.
The floor cost the most but i haven't suffered any damp at all.Just make sure the base is done properly and you should be fine with damp.
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