Garage to Music Studio Conversion [Timelapse]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- This is from our partners/other half "A.Mu.Se" / amusesound
How they converted a garage to a studio, in stages.
We will add more info about it at a later stage but feel free to ask details.
If you prefer a shorter (1') version, you can find it here: fb.watch/8Vo5oBeZPK/
00:00 Phase 1: Floor repair, levelling & damp proofing
00:57 Phase 2: Re-installing boards (garage door insulation), damp proofing corners & some knocking down
01:52 Phase 3: Wall Frames & Insulation
05:43 Phase 4: Floor Insulation & Wall Membrane
07:42 Phase 5: Resilient Bars, Plasterboards & Painting
10:35 Phase 6: Laminate Flooring, Sockets & Lights
Floor:
1. Repair Mortar (Primed with SBR)
2. Self-Levelling Screed [Ardex Arditex NA] - Not too impressed
3. Liquid DPM [Ardex DPM 1C] - Not impressed with the roller!
4. Self-Levelling Screed [Ardex Arditex NA]
5. Black Jack (wall-floor areas)
6. Self-Levelling Screed [MAPEI Ultraplan] (Primed with SBR) - More happy
7. Marmox Boards (with Marmox Multibond) - Not sure if they all adhered properly
8.Soundstop 6mm Acoustic Mat
9. 12mm Laminate Flooring - เพลง
I’ve been in a studio that didn’t hang any drywall. Just covered the insulation with burlap and spaced out some thin pine boards all along the walls. Best sounding room I ever heard. Especially for drums.
That's an interesting suggestion. We needed heat insulation and external sound "decoupling", so this would not work for us
Απίστευτα πολλή δουλειά. Μπράβο σας και καλές ηχογραφήσεις!!!
Ευχαριστούμε! Περάστε για καμιά ηχογράφηση!!
It would be great to see a PT2 with the sound treatment... I assume that the reverb of the room was awful at first.
The main focus was to reduce sound coming in/going out from the room as this is a "standalone" room. The "reverb" before the treatment was not exessive but was not "nice"! We have not added additional sound treatment as we wanted to keep the room "live". We have however created mobile acoustic panels that we use when we want to make audio sources more dry or to separate audio sources etc
This is beautiful to see take shape, where are you based and how much does this cost? Currently researching converting my garage...
Thank you! This is in London. The cost really depends on the result that you're after and the limitations of your space. Feel free to message us on our social media or email and we'll happily provide any info we've gathered from this project.
What are layers you used on the floor? We’re there 4-5?
Thank you for your reply. I've added some info in the video description. Hope it helps!
@@EZSongLessons Just what I was looking for. Thanks a bunch!
Wow!! pretty Kool time lapse, I really enjoyed watching your video. Are you guys going to put Acoustic treatment for your reflections though?
Thank you! No acoustic treatment at the moment, although we have made some movable panels that we can use when needed. Hopefully, we'll get some proper acoustic readings in the near future and make adjustments
Nice 👍🏻 actually watched this right through, would love a music room, can you come and do mine although my garage is only 1/3 the size and has a car in bits in it 😭
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Nice video but that's some annoying background music with out of tune and out of time guitars, mandolins, whatever they are.
Thanks for the comment. Just make sure you put different music in the background when watching (it's ukuleles)