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Tips for Insulating Sound in a Recording Studio
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Summary: Learn how to insulate sound in your home recording studio in this free online music production video clip.
Tad Donley is a 25-year veteran producer, writer, singer, musician and music video creator who owns the popular Pro Sound And Video Recording Studio in Houston, TX.read more
"Hi! I’m Tad Donley and I’m speaking in behalf of Expert Village. I’m giving you tips on how to make your own recording studio. Above this hearing tower, we have the actual insulation, the pink insulation that they use for sound up here and it is good stuff, so that helps and also this wall right here is just filled with that insulation. It has just got insulation at the wing wang I mean you could not get anymore in there, it is just packed so it helps keep the sound from coming out and what we are seeing right here is this is the practice place for the band practices, this is a warehouse, there you are. There is the tips, there is the easy way to do it, that is the smartest way, that is the best I could say. I want to thank you. Tad Donley, don’t forget the band Warrior. Have a good day."
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ssted said
on 11/6/2009 they need to hire actors to do these recordings because they're just boring to watch and i agree with the comment above about not really getting into details how to setup a home studio. all he did was mentioned what was already there.
how's that gonna help us ? really.
shocker1 said
on 8/2/2008 this series of videos is really sad,sorry,it just sounds like this guy got drunk one night and reelled off a load of guff.It doesnt tell you much at all about how to set up a studio,I mean,how to sound insulate:"...the pink stuff that they use for sound insulation,the good stuff.....".......!!!????And yes Tad,I am a 25 year sound professional too
rofl2 said
on 8/2/2008 ROFLMAO, http://www.myspace.com/warriorrocks, Like a guy said before don't smoke crack or you will end up like this sad man. Have fun with his $40 hour studio :P
route66 said
on 4/3/2009 When I heard him talk about insulation I said... Oh.
colorstream said
on 8/2/2008 test