SONIC-ROCKET
RECORDING STUDIO
FINISHING TOUCHES
Even after the plumbing, electrical, and drywall were complete a double dipped boatload of work remained. A studio requires constant and continuous renewal
Even after the plumbing, electrical, drywall and drywall were complete a double dipped boatload of work remained.
First was the stone veneer wall in the control room. I estimated the amount of material needed and added 10% for good measure. I picked this up in Santa Ana in my small pickup. It was a very heavy load so my truck groaned all the way back home. I hired Ricky Snover to install it. The job took >40 hrs to complete and was extremely tedious. As usual, Ricky did a superb job.
Using Masonite and cotton waste felt, a built and hung all the wave guide panels in front of 10″ of denim insulation and a layer of 1lb per sq ft mass loaded vinyl. Getting that MLV hung was a death defying feat on its own.
We opened the doors to clients in 2014 but, truth be told, a studio requires constant and continuous renewal. It is never really finished. More improvement and features are always in the works.