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6136 I think you'll find three things with that experiment: 1) The resonance will be greatly reduced, but perhaps still problematic. 2) The floor will feel a bit too "soft" under your feet. 3) Isolation will be better but still not great. Wow. Love the improvement because I was very naive...

6203 #48 by Soundman2020 » Sun, 2023-Jul-02, 14:40 Excellent! Now just lay the insulation by itself, then put the layers of wood & etc. on top. - Stuart - Today I'm going to start with this. 10cm/up rockwool and 2 layers of OSB. I'm curious what the difference is and how the rockwool will hold ...

Back to the drawing table. Some screws where stuck as... But its gone

Today I wll start with the framing the way @Soundman2020 did recommend. I will first do some framing with one or two layers with drywall and 5cm Rockwell behind that. I don't need that much of soundproofing because I had some insight in the construction of the house. Even because it's rental to I ca...

Studio project was laying because of busy weeks. Now remove everything and go further. Lol

6136 I think you'll find three things with that experiment: 1) The resonance will be greatly reduced, but perhaps still problematic. 2) The floor will feel a bit too "soft" under your feet. 3) Isolation will be better but still not great. 1; Resonates more than the floor I had before 2; F...

I'll not moving fast, I ment that I want to build again very fast so I can see improvement instead of useless flooring haha. I did read your post again and I was thinking if it is possible to build the frame and then decide if I need a floating floor yes or no. Because I've not enough OSB to cover u...

Stuart, thanks for your reply! So I know what to do when the sun comes up :). I've made those bass traps already in my studio when I lived by my parents. What about the walls? (I don't use the Yamaha's anymore because a subwoofer blow them up. That's why KALI advised me to put the speakers horizonta...

Oh, maybe it's fun how to see what the room likes before (a year back lol) I take it down. As you can see I love an clean and dark place to work/stay concentrated.

So, first: Where is your studio located? From what you have said so far, I'm assuming that this is located in your apartment, which is some type of multi-story apartment building. So I'm assuming that you have neighbors above and below, and on each side. It would be good if you can confirm that, an...

Quick add because I think I didn't explain well. With the outer wall I didn't mean the concrete wall, but the new wall inside. But let me read your post :) I mostly do stuff in the EDM scene (Hardstyle, Techno etc. etc.). That's the reason why I need a 'clear' low-end to even mix/master in the lower...

6129 I'm not at all sure that's the right product for floating a wall on. I tired to download the specification data sheet, but I got a message taht Google translate as : " Oops, something went wrong Sorry, but this page probably no longer exists. Feel free to know what you could not find on o...

I try to understand your advice and even respect you because you're a nice human being with great knowledge. The only thing is that I like to make things visual to understand it. I do my best to explain everything very well. But after 2 months of struggling and spending money on stupid things the mo...

So you'd need to build the walls on the concrete slab. Usually, that's fine, especially for a "slab on grade", but yours is an elevated slab with some type of room below, and an entire building connected to it. I'd suggest using something like the "Iso-sill" product, to isolate ...

@Stuart, thanks for your reply. A lot of info for today haha. I used this product for the floor right now as you can see in my previous post on page 2 where the wood construction was/is laying on; https://www.bouwpuntshop.be/akoestische-isolatie-accorub-1cm-plaat-van-2m I've to think about this. I'm...