Soundman2020 - Studio Design Forum

Also, it appears I need a door that is 3'x7'... this might be a more standard size than I thought. Going to do some research. Thanks again for the help!

Actually, I didn't realize I'm actually short quite a few panels if I DON'T go the superchunk route. And if I do go the super chunk route I'd probably only have about 4-8 panels leftover. I could sell them or even utilize some of them as moveable gobos as needed. So I think I'm leaning toward the su...

Hi Jennifer thanks for the detailed reply! Very helpful. I've drawn up a new model with potential "superchunks" in the corners (see images below). These are basically double the width of what I see most people doing as superchunks. I figure with this size room they will be more effective a...

Birdseye view... to help see the whole vision so far. Please feel free to tear this apart! I'm just throwing it all out there as a starting point.

Last one for the night I think! :horse: Just wanted to give everyone an idea of my "plan" for the cloud. I just roughly drew this in. I've seen Stuart recommend some people go with a hard back cloud at a steep angle to send some frequencies toward the back wall. Wasn't sure if that would b...

Annnnnnd one more set of photos for ya! Haha the can has been opened... :ugeek: So here is the front wall with two long panels on the windows instead of the smaller squares. Still not enough to create no gap at all but better I think? Plus this leaves a little more air behind and goes flush with the...

Ok so here is a potential workaround for the front wall behind the speakers in that gap between the window panels and corner panels. I would just have to make the panels slightly thinner but it would be easy to do by flipping the way I attach the boards and then it would fit. I'm also thinking maybe...

Ok, so as I await some replies, here is an initial idea I have for the panels I'm currently building for my mix room! :idea: I've attached 2 photos from Sketchup showing the panels (all true to the dimensions being built) going long ways across the corners and attached up the wall (not sure I've eve...

Stuart!! Thanks for the SUPER quick reply. Really stoked to reconnect and undergo a more manageable project this time around. I do wish the first studio could have seen the light of day though. It would have been next level compared to this! Great first post, by the way! All of the details, concise ...

First off, hello to everyone and I hope you are well amidst the crazy year of 2020! I was an active user on the John Sayers forum back in 2012 and received a ton of incredible help from Stuart (Soundman2020) regarding a studio build I was planning (link: http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.p...