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Kurtis wrote: i wanna see Gavin Harrison's drum shed. The kit he learns and sheds the stuff he needs to maintain and come up with new stuff.

What about Mr. Sucherman? He has the ultimate drum room!

in progress, the plan is to do green glue, double dry wall, solid core doors, etc.




Here's my old drum room, sorry for the bad quality.

Joe Nocella wrote:Does anyone know of any good (cheap) suppliers of sound deadening materials? That corrugated foam type stuff?

Don´t waste your money on foam... Save time and money and get it right from the beginning.

For all your corners:

http://forum.studiotips.com/viewtopic.php?t=535 <-------- Pink fluffly stuff will perform even better in low frequency absorption.

As many as you can on the walls:

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-tra ... traps.html

basically, carpet warehouses should rent out their space for drummers, lol

deseipel wrote:basically, carpet warehouses should rent out their space for drummers, lol

At one point (for a few years) I had a practice space in a warehouse stocking yarn.
Best.sound insulation.ever.

Here's my practice space. It's called "the closet". Literally!

Chooch that is brilliant. Seriously.

DSOP wrote:Chooch that is brilliant. Seriously.

DSOP thanks very much! It was the only room in the house that didn't have a window. Plus the exterior is limestone siding. Also has a small vent that has both ac/ heat pumping in. Also, I don't own THAT much clothes. Neighbors say it sounds like someone's jammin to a boombox from the outside. Hence I only play at reasonable hours. My gigging kit (oak customs) is in the garage in soft cases.

Chooch, that is super-resourceful. Square-badge Walnut stain Gretschs hiding out in the closet! Makes me smile. awesome!

Julián Fernández wrote: What about Mr. Sucherman? He has the ultimate drum room!

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