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Decorating a Music Room
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Summary: To decorate a music room, consider putting up soundproof panels and decorating the room with inspirational photos and posters. Figure out what color works best when decorating a music room with help from a musician and band member in this free video on decorating.
Aaron Graham is a guitarist, and sings vocals for the band Pine Cone Wars. David Boehme is the drummer and sings background vocals. Robert Manley plays the bass guitar. Named by Teen...read more
"Alright, in this clip I'm going to be talking to you about decorating a music room. Well, first thing you want to decide on is, if it's a recording studio, you might want to put some sound proofing panels up, if you're going to do that first, that's what you want to do before you start decorating, because you're going to decorate around those. Things like, you know, things that generate inspiration, artists, photos, or posters, or anything like that. For instance, I, I cut out all my favorite artist's CD booklets and I've put them all in a collage and I put them in a frame and I put them on the walls. Other than that, it's up to you as far as decorating. How you like, what colors you like, go for it. "Where were you? I might have let you down, but all must go on. And I can't get over you, but I try"."
eHow Article: Decorating a Music Room
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