Making my shed into a studio

[space monkey]

Ok listen building expert lol the photo is shit quality is was 4 screen grabs of a paranormal pic of iPhone as it was the only one. I already have a mini fridge haha I will take some better quality pics with out my equipment out as I just done a gig. I assure you it's a brick shed lol my dads a brick layer and built it . You can think I'm wasting my time don't know why lol. No to all the other questions the shed has 2 plug sockets that run down to my house . Heating I just have a plug on radiator in there which has done a fine job for me

Hey man I don't mean to demean your project but there were legitimate questions/concerns myself and others here posed.

Good luck and have fun!
Post some more paranormal photos when you get your gear

[daviedavedave]

Did this ever get completed?

[6ft Stereo]

I'm about to do the same to a brick garage. Inside I am putting in 100m soft insulation and two layers of plasterboard, separated with 5mm of green glue, then outside I"m going to put 50mm of hard insulation, plus wooden boarding to make it look nice. The roof will have 100mm of soft insulation and 50mm of hard insulation and the two layers of plasterboard and green glue. I think that should make it soundproof enough, with a double or triple glazed door and window. Soundproofing it is very different to treating the acoustics, so I'll start with the soundproofing. Once that is done, I'll make up a few 50mm acoustic panels and place them where necessary and try and fit a bass trap somewhere too. Always have your kit insured wherever it is and don't advertise your studio, if no-one knows it is there, no-one will try and get to it...