Transform Your BEDROOM Into a STUDIO (On a BUDGET) | ADAM Audio & Westlake Pro

We understand this setup is far from ideal, but we hope it helps for all those in quarantine, needing some guidelines on where to start when it comes to turning your bedroom into a studio. If you have questions leave them below! 👍

Very helpful, thank uou

NOTHING is more important than...
The Lava Lamp.

"transform your bedroom" nice studio but where do I sleep now?

Also get a rug

Does the floor affect sound too? May have been a good thing to cover that too.

Would this set up pertain to a voice over studio as well?

so, what if I have an uneven ceiling
it has like 15 degrees angle from the 1/3 of the rooms width

I can't believe they still talking

how thick is the rockwool you use?

The room sounds very reverby. If you make modern music trap music etc i would suggest getting more acoustics to deadn ur recordings properly, but not too much the vocals still need some air to shine

Yeah, but how much does this setup cost?

Some good info here. But the words ‘budget’ and ‘auralex’ have no business in the same sentence.

This is nice to see in that you didn't remove all the reflection, you controlled it instead. A realistic example of the end result of a bedroom studio treatment.

nice

i hate the tattoo'd 5th beatle's vibe so much

What to do with speakers when you have no place for stands in the room? Thanks

What kind of low budget is this

What about processing your monitors ( delay and eq ) for less then optimal rooms or any roomin general ?
Kinda like in a live sound scenario: you first tune the system and then you mix on it, in an installed sound scenario, you measure, flatten, compensate for the speaker to wall low end buildup, time and phase align sub to mains,mains to delays etc and then you play music thru it.
How can you be sure that you have a flat amplitude,phase coherent system by just speaker positioning and adding absorbent without any calculus of the absorption coefficient of the used materials and audio measurement?
Isn’t the whole point of a studio sound system to have a reference flat audio reproduction where you can build mixes on and then those mixes will then be played on totally non flat sound systems?

But... Where I put my bed?

The T5V are really good speakers you dont need anything more than that if you are on a budget. AND dont forget that it starts to add up because your going to want an interface i suggest the scarlett 4i4 and you have to buy cables if you want the best sound. It does sound decent with just a headphone plug in. But you want a audio interface that you can connect your speakers instruments microphones midi ect.

Talk 90%
Actual content 10%

Great info

best vid in the world

idk what your definition of budget is but this aint mine

So... step 1: get the best pair of mixing headphones so you can keep your bed in the bedroom.

Would the acoustic treatment behind the monitors be the same if you're using front ported monitors?
Looking into Adam A7Vs and wanted to know about this

Hi could you please tell me which are the appropriate measurements for a recording studio?🙏

Thank you for addressing all of the common issues!

BEST VIDEO I'VE SEEN SO FAR!

Very informative video. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Happy Friday!! 👍

I like how reverb dissappears as they are assemling the room with new acoustic pannels so by the end of the video the voice almost doesn't have room reverb on it

Great interview! Mark is so professional 🧡

This left corner panel poked me in the eye the whole time

Great video!

Great video

Where's the bed?

Rupert Grint and John Krasinksi

If it's a bedroom, where the bed? I have a small room like this, but it needs a bed because I live in the room as well

No before after comparison...I wonder why

I'm disappointed that you didn't show the completed room so we could see the ceiling, wall, speaker and interface placement basically show the entire room after it was all together.

then where do u sleep

This was so freaking informative... Jeez.. Thank you guys so much!

Thanks jaackmaate

.....so, like, yeah, put a couch here, so, uh, yeah, like put a trap in that corner...................
PLEASE.
No mention of room modes, impulse testing, room frequency response before / after...................
Folks, there's a bit more to it than this.

Low level.

Obviously.

work! Cheers

Can someone explain to me why they say a smaller room can't reproduce lower frequencies, but I can put my headphones on in a closet and hear everything? I'd say that's a lot less room, for the sound wave to form, but it's still there.