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[@AndrewMasters]

What do you think? Would you sound proof your studio if you could?? So crazy.

[@dvdpz89]

This is my dream one day. Love the layout. First i have to buy a house. lol.

[@nolanmarshall3212]

This vid really shows that a "professional" backyard studio is not out of reach financially! just gotta keep dreaming. Oh and side note... Your Wa-87 vid almost convinced me to get one, but I've decided to reach a lil deeper in my pockets and pick up the Chandler Limited TG Abbey Road Microphone. It's truly the ultimate swiss army knife Mic

[@matoflynn]

YES. Can't wait!

[@db9692]

Absolutely.

[@thejawshop-AdventureRecording]

I would love to soundproof, I live in a small village with skidoos, dogs and motorbikes etc. I have to take my mobile airstream studio out to side roads if I really want quiet, but can often get around with filtering etc..My building is a 170 year old barn, so I'm out of luck for any soundproofing.

[@abokanal8455]

such a nice and friendly person...watch the entire video and it feels like 5 minutes..but it was 36 minutes 👍... 🚪what music 🤷🏼‍♂️😂

[@WilsonHarwood]

Thanks so much!

[@laurabrown1474]

One of the Best Ideas of SoundProofing is "SoundProof Curtains" That Stops Outside Noise by 80% (25 Db) Tested. Check Here: livesoundproof.com/best-soundproof-curtains/

[@arianamastersofficial]

The soundproof aspect is absolutely insane. This really proves that ANYONE can have a studio, no matter how close the neighbors are. GREAT JOB!!!

[@AndrewMasters]

Super wild.

[@WilsonHarwood]

Yes, it is totally doable. I truly believe that the quiet room really helps focus your ears in mixing. You can hear every breath and every nuance. It's amazing what a refrigerator hum or car noise will do to your focus and hearing!

[@sufc43]

Yeah, anyone with a bunch of $$$$$ to throw at it! It is absolutely beautiful, but how much did it cost?!!

[@WilsonHarwood]

@@sufc43 it cost 43k when it was all said and done. Soundproofing is definitely technical and costly, but if you have the budget, totally worth it.

[@sufc43]

@@WilsonHarwood Thought it'd be more! I would seriously never leave it! Have you tracked any drums in there?

[@airutub3r]

Seriously every minute, front to back, im learning something. Because of ur videos I actually look forward to Monday mornings lol

[@WilsonHarwood]

Thanks for watching! Andrew is the man!!!

[@laurabrown1474]

One of the Best Ideas of SoundProofing is "SoundProof Curtains" That Stops Outside Noise by 80% (25 Db) Tested. Check Here: livesoundproof.com/best-soundproof-curtains/

[@VenVile]

Thanks for this Andrew. This is one of the few DIY soundproof (isolation) rooms that did it properly. I see so many people claiming to build "sound proof rooms", or "floating rooms" and they have done no such thing. This guy was able to do this, without floating the floor (which is INCREDIBLY expensive). But, good on him. He did great. I've read so much on studio building and acoustics, and have listened to many professional acousticians (shout out to Northward, Jens, Stuart on Gearslutz) and those guys know their stuff. Andrew, you should see acousticians having an argument or debate; it's one of the most beautiful, bewildering things to behold, I kid you not. And the way they insult each other, but so respectfully, it's beautiful man. I've heard acousticians say they will pay the money to fly another acousticians to their space, where they can bring their own gear and measurement equipment and test the other's claims. Truly hilarious, but also a marvel. The knowledge these guys have on acoustics is utterly humbling. Congrats Wilson. And a tip: Unless you really have the space for it, it's generally better and more efficient to record in an open, acoustically treated space, much like this one. Good stuff! Shout out to GIK Acoustics as well; excellent products and prices.

[@WilsonHarwood]

Thanks for the well thought out and humbling reply here LamVenVile!

[@Nilsje]

@@WilsonHarwood Amazing studio and a one room is totally great for the connection which musicians and communication. Do you happen to have some pictures of the build :)? Would love to see them!

[@WilsonHarwood]

@@Nilsje sure check out my instagram at @elevatedmusicstudio

[@sam_got_a_tube]

I appreciate all of the "nerding out" moments. I'm learning a lot through this channel.

[@Murray_Browne]

Great to see someone that's followed the same path as myself. Everything in this video is very very similar to what I've done with my small 1 room studio in the backyard. I built it myself from the foundation up. Bloody hard & heavy work. Had to learn all the detail for building a soundproof structure then learn how to build it all to code..... It's been 2 years (in my spare time ) and I'm only now at the point where I'm deciding on treatment and placement. Also good to see this man has gone down the same route I have planned with GIK acoustics. It's almost exactly the same products I have on my list. I applaud this man's vision and determination. Building your own studio will take it's toll but it's extremely rewarding once you're out the other side (I hope).

[@antcall6779]

microtech gefell if I remember correctly they were with Neumann and after ww2 they were split in East Germany. Exact same process and specs as Neumann but way cheaper! Great mics, I used them over Neumann's at recording workshop back in the day. I could be completely wrong about this but this is the story they told us in school 😂

[@WilsonHarwood]

Certainly high quality mics and it is kinda fun to have mics no one really knows about!

[@antcall6779]

@@WilsonHarwood only problem now is after this video comes out prices will go up.😂😂 I love to see when people buy with their ears instead of Brand! Gefell Also have some really cool looking mics imo and it sounds weird but using crazy looking mics makes people use them differently than normal Technics. I love it when something makes people think out of the box 🤘

[@MrRazorsoul]

Hello what a great a video. Those monitor stands are Ultimate Support stands.

[@AndrewMasters]

Hey, thanks!

[@WilsonHarwood]

Ahh yes, thanks for reminding me. Thanks for watching!

[@timewasterc]

okay once again i am rethinking my studio design. so many awesome ideas from start to finish of ths video. watching on repeat so i can jot everything down. the soundproofing aspect is on point

[@AndrewMasters]

lol good luck!

[@WilsonHarwood]

timewaster! Thanks so much. If you need any help with the design please feel free to reach out. I just want to help others do the same thing!

[@KC-bi9jw]

Samson CO2 is from the Sam Ash family (son of Sam -> Samson, correct me if im wrong). Its the same mic used on the standard Zoom H-whatever handheld recorders too. I got them with a Samson drum mic kit and they are very crispy

[@AndrewMasters]

Dang that’s good to know! Also explains why I could only find a Samson desk boom stand at Sam ash!

[@db9692]

Samson has been around a long time. They're big on wireless systems. A lot of video production applications, lavs and wireless systems for mixing multiple lavs into cameras.

[@user-eu3mn6ss5l]

That is SO freaking COOL. I have to time my own home recording around the dogs in the neighborhood having a barking content. I'd love to have something like this studio, but my budget wouldn't allow it (nor would my terrible homeowner's association's "no fun" policy. PS - I love this series, Andrew! It inspired me to do my own "budget home studio" video.

[@AndrewMasters]

haha thanks, I've been there!

[@WilsonHarwood]

Ah bummer! Thanks for watching. Keep it in mind for the next place ;)

[@malonedrum]

Ahhh every week these are getting longer and longer, and I’m totally here for it. Just feed me some more drum gear needing out soon!

[@AndrewMasters]

Dude, you're telling me. Editing these is not ideal haha.

[@malonedrum]

@@AndrewMasters god, I can only imagine! Would love to see you do a video of subscribers sending you their home studio spaces and have you do some comments/thoughts. Seems like you’ve got a nice community of people who watch/engage here.

[@williammonk1020]

6:24 when he shuts the door from the inside is so crazy. Even just listening through my laptop speakers you can feel the ambient noise just being sucked away in an instant. Super cool!

[@klvAcosta]

The soundproof test was mind blowing 🤯🔥

[@AndrewMasters]

Agreed, super cool!

[@WilsonHarwood]

Right?!!!

[@ontogeny6474]

Square bass traps? Why not! A nice and tight studio.

[@AndrewMasters]

Yeah those were cool, first time I've seen that.

[@clayingold6193]

I LITERALLY JUST USED A SAMSON CO3 TO TRACK VOCALS THIS WEEKEND AND IT'S AMAZING.

[@everestwitman]

Coming back to this video after seeing many of the others for the past many months. THIS is a great studio, and definitely the type of thing I could imagine realistically being able to build for myself compared to some of the crazier designs out there. What a great vibe and chill dude!

[@caroll2352]

I really enjoy watching the development of these rooms. Thank you

[@AndrewMasters]

Glad you like them! Thanks GG!

[@arianamastersofficial]

Thank you for watching GG :D

[@laneysommer]

Love the vibe of this studio. And yes, I would definitely soundproof!

[@arianamastersofficial]

Thank's for watching LAYLA! A lot of people TRY to soundproof, but they don't do it as effectively as I see here in this studio. This is insane. That part where they open and close the door is awesome haha. They crank up the volume well above what anyone would want to listen to inside the studio, but on the outside, it's just ambient noise with no indication of sound coming from inside. This studio is so impressive. Again, thanks for checking it out :)

[@AndrewMasters]

Great to hear!

[@surefmeurope5766]

Colours and layout is beautiful

[@erickarge1838]

Andrew Masters and Wilson Harwood just so you guys are aware, the reason that microtech gefell sounds so good is because it uses the actual original m7 capsule from Neumann that was used in the original u47's. Gefell is a company still owned by the actual Neumann family unlike Neumann who is owned by sennheiser. In WWII an allied bomb hit the Neumann factory and George said he wanted to get out of Berlin. He moved to Gefell and started a sister company. When Neumann was bought out by sennheiser he took the original capsule design with him and his gefell company. I own a u87 and a u47 and I still choose the gefells over them frequently. They are that good. Check it out. Pretty cool history there...

[@WilsonHarwood]

Awesome! Thanks for the info!

[@keith8561]

great studio set-up. for the computer check your r.a.m. if old. also the hard drive or ssd. bluetooth keyboard on apple are known to dropout especially logitec. try a 2.4ghz wireless keyboard and/or apple keyboard.

[@rafaelfreitasmusic]

I love this setup! I like studios all equipped with outboard gear, tracking rooms etc etc, but I get so much more vibes and inspiration from these minimal setups. It simply feels more like home to me. Great video!

[@AndrewMasters]

Same here!

[@surfcruzer]

Love the info and tour. Incredibly important seeing a home studio that’s attainable.

[@timewasterc]

great series man. every monday im just waiting for the next one hah

[@beeisbad]

THAT DOOR IS GENIUS!!! I'm gonna implement a similar theory to what he did. Very impressive for a singular door. magnetic seal...AND... a traditional rubber seal. Hmmm.... very smart. And ALL the materials are get-able at home depot. Great video, bro... as always! Salute.

[@mchild1983]

You can roll through my spot here around beginning of the year!...reopening should be any day!

[@adamyoungmusiccanada]

I currently have the same microtech mic in my studio. Very nice mic. 👍 Great on acoustic guitar.

[@WilsonHarwood]

So good on acoustic guitar!

[@woutervanteerling]

I can get over all the expanses for building a whole building, the expensive sound/bass traps, etc etc etc and then 2 budget monitors.. they are good monitors but common! Safe A LOT on bass traps by making some yourself and buy decent speakers I’d say.. Each to there own

[@MarnixMohrmannPiano]

21:30 the Samson CO2 microphones are really nice, best sounding bongo's I ever recorded!

[@acoustictreatmentservices9926]

Love the siding and minimal vibes. Glenn from GIK hates me. He claimed I ripped off his products over 10 years ago. I don't know anyone that holds a patent for commercial insulation wrapped with fabric LOL. I can still hear a lot of room sound in this video. Especially because it is so quiet in there every reflection stands out. Just my 2 cents

[@lucylebronhernandez8126]

Oh yeah those Samson pencil condenser microphone are good !👍

[@jazzfusion7525]

Big GIK Acoustics fan myself. It really would have been interesting to see a sound test with a live drummer. After all, you gotta admit, that would be the loudest dynamics you would ever encounter in a studio where you can't control the output while tracking.

[@twtobin941]

I am also a GIK fan, my control room is full of it. And I agree, would be good to see how well his space keeps in the drums. I have a similar 2 wall design (plus raised floor and one more layer of material) and you can still hear the drums outside the house a bit. It's far enough from neighbours not to be a problem. But unless you have a true floating room with concrete outer shell it's impossible to keep all sound from escaping.

[@djshocase4577]

The Mac mini has Bluetooth issues. I ended up using a logitech keyboard and mouse and opted to use their dongle to connect to my Mac mini. I haven't had a drop out since. So I feel his pain. Apple dropped the ball on that one.

[@WilsonHarwood]

Glad it's a known issue. I was and am losing my mind. Feeling like usb c is the way to go.

[@halospawn0]

This dude is super cool, glad he's killing it! Awesome studio!

[@LennynSampedro]

slowly planning a studio build and i found your channel! That studio looks amazing !

[@k7babu555999]

Andrew sir ❤️

[@AndrewMasters]

Nishanth sir!

[@mateoaponte7556]

Love these videos man! Thanks so much for doing these!

[@AndrewMasters]

Thanks, glad you like them!

[@mateoaponte7556]

@@AndrewMasters I don’t know how you don’t have more subscribers, these videos are so entertaining and informative

[@AndrewMasters]

haha I appreciate it. Subscribing to the channel and sharing the video really helps!

[@TheEndistheBeginingistheEnd]

This was really cool. This gentleman seems like a really good dude. Cool space, and cool human. Really attainable and practical space , especially if you're making a living with it. Dude can pay this bad boy off in no time if he wants. I'm a big fan of not stretching too thin to the point where you feel so stressed about the business part of things to be creative.

[@AndrewMasters]

Definitely agree. Wilson is great.

[@WilsonHarwood]

Thanks Nate! Yes, agreed. I have certainly had days where I am so worried about finding clients that the last thing I want to do is actually mix or produce. The arts are certainly a challenging business to be in, but totally worth it in the end!

[@JayfkProductions876]

Maaan I Wana kno more on his room development that's fn awesome

[@airutub3r]

watch the whole thing cause he goes into pretty deep detail. he even talks about a book he read to do it all

[@WilsonHarwood]

Will keep you posted!

[@SHR3DtheSky]

Doing some of the same work but haven’t figured out the dark wood beam across the ceiling. You should start asking how the beams was built. For any future videos and viewers

[@MrJumboblimpjumbo]

For Auratone repairs, get in touch with Auratone directly. They are close by to you. Very happy with the repairs they did for me on mine.

[@dvdpz89]

As always keep up the great work. You'll be at 100k in no time.

[@AndrewMasters]

Appreciate it!

[@DorieMooreofficial]

i like how grasshoppers' sounds appeared as soon as he closed the door :D

[@JockeLundgrenTV]

Great video. Thanks from Sweden! 🎙

[@TwoBlackRings]

So helpful!! Fantastic demonstration of the GIK Acoustics modular booth! So happy to have learned of this company.

[@matoflynn]

Love these tours

[@thejawshop-AdventureRecording]

Great dude, nicely done. Makes me wonder about my clutter in my studio. I think I need to get rid of unused stuff!

[@sonicindustries227]

Great Vlog Andrew. My studio is a Green Retreat and I as I live in a residential area I opted for the soundproof 'pack' when it was being built - while not being completely soundproof it does significantly lower the db leakage etc. Nice space & top marks to Wilson for using GIK absorption (I have one of their complete room kits). Why the tiny screens though? Loads of space there for a 4K 60" job. Top marks again for the speaker stands - have them myself (The black ones - Ultimate Support 90/45B). Yamaha though? They'll have to be replaced. You can't mix on those. The Mini is known for having a few Bluetooth issues. I tried mounting mine in a Sonnet rack. Think the keyboard would connect? & it was really close. Logic Remote is quite useful if you can't afford a control surface but I'd always go for real faders (I have a 24 channel presonus which doubles as a control surface for Logic).

[@WilsonHarwood]

Thanks for all the advice here. To be honest my cash flow is not huge at the moment. I dug deep into saving for the build and looked at it as a savings. Gear on the other hand really doesn't appreciate in value, so I will have to save up for all the bells and whistles when the work picks up. I would love to learn more about your studio build and soundproofing. I am thinking about creating an online course, but am in the market research phase. Please feel free to shoot me an email at [e-mail] if you feel like chatting. Thanks for watching!

[@hapis]

This dude is so humble, shout out to him

[@WilsonHarwood]

This is so awesome Andrew! Big Thanks You!!! @andrewmasters

[@nolanmarshall3212]

Love your videos man! Life long subscriber here :)

[@laurabrown1474]

One of the Best Ideas of SoundProofing is "SoundProof Curtains" That Stops Outside Noise by 80% (25 Db) Tested. Check Here: livesoundproof.com/best-soundproof-curtains/

[@BradDollar]

Yea Wilson! This dude rules. Stoked to see his space come to life. Thanks for sharing!

[@GScott50]

17:11 +1 for fader control via iPad over WiFi using Touch OSC - works for me!

[@Hexspa]

Good to see some acoustic treatment.

[@JulesO]

Both these guys are an inspiration!

[@beeisbad]

GREAT soundproof room! fantastic panels, genius soundproof door, nicely treated room. Uh... now if we can only get some more aesthetic music equipment in there he'd be straight!

[@palsheldon6520]

Studio Projects T1, Tube mic right?.. I use one on Kick as well. through a V76. cool... :) Yay Wilson... Excellent Job...

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

Im building my own video editing studio in my house and still find a ton of inspiration here....great channel.

[@AndrewMasters]

I love that I would really love to talk more about the video side of things and I may in the future but that's really fun to me.

[@rjb7569]

Curious as to why no absorption panels on the walls behind the monitors. Thought that one of the primary places to place panels.

[@WilsonHarwood]

In my research, and I am not an expert acoustician, but just a producer making a living making records: I have found that that it is a good option, but really not the first place to go. It is always best to treat the corners with bass traps first and then the reflection free zone around your mix position. Do you have a home studio?

[@rjb7569]

@@WilsonHarwood Just in the process of setting one up, after years of collecting gear (a lot of which I won't use now). I'm basically a singer/songwriter/guitarist/procrastinator. Confiscated the dining room end of the 22' x 15' living room/dining room area and have set things up so sound flows down the longer end of the room. All dining room furniture is gone. Put wheels on my table/desk so I can roll it out away from the wall (best spot, I've read, is 38% out into the room) for mixing once I've actually recorded some material. I'm aware of the importance of corner bass traps but outright purchase of quality items is out of the question. While I'm fairly handy and could make some myself, I won't have anything with fiberglass or rock wool in the living area. My lungs are more important than my music. Looking for an alternative. Also, have contemplated making several acoustic treatment rectangles on rolling dollies that can double as gobos. The way the room is, with the kitchen doorway and opposing window, it would be difficult to treat the wall areas. Hence, the rollers. Above the desk is a light fixture so that reflection point may be a problem, though I have a scheme for some treatment on the sides of the fixture. Also, final purchase (I have lots of mics, etc., Studio One as the DAW), will be the interface. Holding out until Black Friday for that; hoping for a good deal. (Picked up the Presonus Faderport8 last year, new, for $200 less than usual pricing). Am suffering from Information Paralization on the interface. Of course, looking for highest quality with most features. Have maybe $1K tops to spend, but would prefer to spend way less. But want high quality that will last and be as hassle free as possible, with the best specs and good pres, though I have a couple of other pres to incorporate as well, so the interface would have to accept outboard gear. Hope to get going within the next couple of months. I'm not getting any younger, the last time I checked. Damn, I'm long-winded once I get going...

[@WilsonHarwood]

@@rjb7569 Awesome man! Sounds like you are on your way. I would highly recommend the UAD interfaces. You won't need an upgrade and the plugins are unreal! Information overload is a real problem with all of this. Just remember, at the end of the day it is all about the music. Get what works for your budget and just start creating!

[@bradmoffittdrumming7177]

Wow!! I loved this. It's a dream like everyone else to have something like this. Would be cool to hear the comparison in sound proofing with an actual band playing in the room. (maybe another video down the track :P) Love these studio videos you are doing Andrew!

[@plizzle]

If it were me, I'd get like the exact same form factor desk, but an electronic convertible standing desk... idk if that would work with all the cables, but that would be nice.

[@musicproductioncentral4540]

i guess you already know those panels dont do anything unless you space them out from the wall. So they're just for looks?

[@WilsonHarwood]

They are spaced out from the wall. There is an airspace behind them. Check out GIK acoustics and you can see the design.

[@NavarreAnthony]

really love these videos, cheers from massachusetts

[@treztracks]

Nice vibe

[@WilsonHarwood]

Thanks!

[@livinproof718]

I have all my gear I need and more I just need a new apt and bedroom or basement

[@shawndoe6843]

Lmao 😂

[@roshanmathew8122]

Amazing❤😍

[@drummer6554]

love your vids cant wait to get mine done illinois says hello shout out

[@superidea-channel]

Всё как я мечтаю - врубить музон на всю, но чтобы никому не мешать))

[@ypmusixofficialchannel]

when you coming back to Dallas I want in

[@redtapemusic]

Wonderful space, and 50db reduction in the soundproofing is a fantastic achievement, but i strongly suspect that once you get decent monitoring, you will not be using the Samson and Studio Projects mics anymore !

[@LavinaKL]

wow, amazing setup! I will definitely do something like this when I get the chance :D

[@fenomenalbeats]

Do love your video

[@AndrewMasters]

Thanks!

[@fenomenalbeats]

@@AndrewMasters Never stop making these kind of video man I only got your channel to watch. It's amazing.

[@ChrisGrahamMastering]

This is AWESOME!

[@WilsonHarwood]

Glad you got to see it Chris!

[@thiagogadelha1770]

Cheers from Brazil!

[@thematsc]

Nice! But what about ventilation?

[@WilsonHarwood]

Great question! I went back and forth for weeks on ventilation. The door is my ventilation. Every time it opens there is fresh air exchange. I had thought about putting in an ERV, but the soundproofing company felt it might be overkill. It's not good to stay locked in the studio for too long anyways.

[@bl6628]

@@WilsonHarwood An ear break, and fresh air for yourself and the studio every couple of hours will do the trick!

[@gavmurray7398]

macmini upside down sorts out bluetooth stuff. crazy but true

[@Payterman]

Im jealous! Man that's so awesome

[@Janiya981]

0:05 Wooowww😍

[@basilvonsnugglekins1460]

🙀home studio goals!!

[@QLFProductions]

Very Nice!!!!

[@mchild1983]

Anybody needing any wood sound diffusers custom and handmade.....can build as small or big as you need and people are loving them...they function great!.........hmu

[@goatrivergambler8049]

Amazing what he accomplished. Such a great space. Really appreciating your content.

[@BradMiller007]

Really interesting home studio tour. It gave me plenty of ideas for when I do one next year. BTW, the issue he has been having with his Mac mini is OS related. Mac OS Catalina is prone to Bluetooth dropouts and other odd things occasionally. I have one myself so have some of the same issues.

[@rawstarmusic]

Nice guy, do all the details and realise the visions.

[@wealthyentlive]

love the vidoes bro

[@EdgardoRosa]

EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@svarogstudio]

Wonderful studio! I wonder just how much noise does the soundproofing kill. Because, apart from the air gap in the middle of the wall, that "thick" wall is almost like a regular wall here in europe where we often go with bricks/blocks rather than drywall.

[@janfikejz2779]

great job! is it possible to state the internal dimensions of the studio?

[@AndrewMasters]

I'll ask him!

[@WilsonHarwood]

Yeah the final dimensions ended up being 21' x 13.6" roughly. The sloped roof peaks at 12".

[@bbfoto7248]

@@WilsonHarwood Nice. What is the attached exterior bump-out with the door on the end? Bathroom? Storage?

[@janfikejz2779]

@@WilsonHarwood thank you!

[@WilsonHarwood]

@@bbfoto7248 It is storage now and maybe a future bathroom in the future.

[@jirosaves_theworld]

finally someone talk about my fav. mic lol (samson c02)

[@bwitt4673]

So great 😀

[@MannyXO]

Dude I fucking love your channel 😄

[@AndrewMasters]

Thanks!

[@kwekut6448]

Hey Andrew..Thanks for your contents , so my request is i have a similar room like yours in this particular video , and I want to design it for a studio and for band rehearsal. Could you please share with me how you designed this space

[@AndrewMasters]

Sure can, I made a bunch of videos on that. Here's the initial buildout. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6SXn6ujf8edma8

[@jimmyrigs]

Come to houston too 😂

[@Willela]

Awesome project!!

[@carlosloor88]

wow! how big is his space? it looks amazing

[@WilsonHarwood]

It is about 270sq/ft

[@carlosloor88]

@@WilsonHarwood thx

[@Nilsje]

Hi Andrew, amazing tour once again! My dream studio :) Do you happen to know the dimensions of the building? Thanks! Keep up the good work.

[@AndrewMasters]

13’ x 21.6’ I believe

[@tmvibesproductions5140]

Building one at the moment. Did you get a soundproof door and how much was it?

[@evantempo]

come on dude its in the video and its super comprehensive

[@laurabrown1474]

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How will I connect my electric guitar, acoustic guitar, drum, piano and bass into my studio?? What are the thing that I need for drum to record?? What kind of interface I need to buy to connect every instrument and vocal??