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Jun 24 2013, 04:09 PM
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Nice! I just moved to a new place where I live and have a small set up to be able to compose and do some work. My studio is still in the same place where I work on productions. I remember that I took a lot of work to set up my studio Bi-Polar. This is our Facebook page where you can see the pics!
https://www.facebook.com/EstudioBiPolar?fref=ts -------------------- My lessons
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Jun 24 2013, 07:47 PM
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Thankx for sharing Gab! Maybe someday I'll invest in my external studio but at the moment it's not a good idea for my local market.
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Jun 24 2013, 08:05 PM
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I had to deal with this a few gazillion times
 Because the places were rental, I couldn't nail much on walls as I had to pay for renovation if I had to leave. So all the bass traps had to be portable. This really helped later on when moving to new places. My advice would be build not too huge bass traps and stack them together each time you move to new place, it really speeds up the process. Then you'll have an easyer time dealing with placing monitors, tables or whatever that has to be in that room. Most traps aren't even framed, just cloth around them to prevent wool dust. They are hard (thin and dense glasswool as I recommended on a previous topic) and can be pinned together and lean on the wall rather than nailed. Oh and jsut to add I learn a lot from someone called ethan winer on a different forum few years ago. Before build traps if you haven't check out http://www.realtraps.com/index.htm |
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Jun 24 2013, 08:41 PM
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QUOTE (Mertay @ Jun 24 2013, 07:05 PM)  I had to deal with this a few gazillion times Because the places were rental, I couldn't nail much on walls as I had to pay for renovation if I had to leave. So all the bass traps had to be portable. This really helped later on when moving to new places. My advice would be build not too huge bass traps and stack them together each time you move to new place, it really speeds up the process. Then you'll have an easyer time dealing with placing monitors, tables or whatever that has to be in that room. Most traps aren't even framed, just cloth around them to prevent wool dust. They are hard (thin and dense glasswool as I recommended on a previous topic) and can be pinned together and lean on the wall rather than nailed. Oh and jsut to add I learn a lot from someone called ethan winer on a different forum few years ago. Before build traps if you haven't check out http://www.realtraps.com/index.htm Truly thanx mate! Seems like You exactly understand the point I'm currently at. Flat is rented so I can't afford to invest to much money. Want to do things that would be mobile
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