Many of you may know Jimmy Landry as the Cakewalk Artist Relations Manager, but he also happens to be a very successful writer/mixer/producer. Having a solid recording and mixing environment is important and it often starts with the acoustic treatment. Jimmy's new blog post demonstrates how he built out the sound cloud component to his new mix room in the first of a 3-part series on acoustic treatments. And yes, he built it himself....and we also suspect he may be Batman.
 
How building Cost Effective Acoustic Treatment for the Music Studio Will Help Your Music Production
 

Great timing! I moved the studio and have to treat it.

Thanks :)


If maybe someone can find out where Jimmy got the fabric so cheap... seems to have doubled in price.

Good Job.

Thanks for sharing!

best regards,
mike

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Does this belong in this forum?

Ohhhhhh sssNaP!

(Just kidding.)

hockeyjx


Great timing! I moved the studio and have to treat it.

Thanks :)


If maybe someone can find out where Jimmy got the fabric so cheap... seems to have doubled in price.

http://www.acoustimac.com/index.php/diy-acoustic-materials/acoustic-fabric/acoustic-suede-fabric-by-the-yard.html
 
I used this fabric only on one side and then the HD paper/fabric on the other side to save $.
 
Hope this helps.
jrl

What is Cakewalk trying to flog this time?

flog?

...wicked


flog?

 
It's British slang for 'sell'.

Flywheel


What is Cakewalk trying to flog this time?

good lord.... really dude??!!
Is this a joke?