When building a home recording studio, it is important to soundproof it, not only so that you have better acoustics inside the recording studio and to prevent noise from entering, but also to protect the rest of the house from the noise from inside the studio. There are several different approaches to soundproofing a studio, including using heavier materials to block the noise, devices and building techniques that are designed to help reduce structural vibrations, and using materials that are designed to help absorb sound. Sound absorption not only helps to isolate the sound inside the room and provides protection from outside noise, but it also helps to improve the sound quality within the room due to the fact that sound vibrations and echo are better controlled.

Let us think about the business of operating a recording studio. All businesses operate according to a basic equation: revenues minus expenses = profit.

This sounds simple, and indeed, with some pre-planning and careful follow-through, it is easy. However, the failure rate of small businesses is very high, mainly due to poor planning. How can start with the basics:

1. Choose a legal structure, sole proprietorship, partnership, society, etc. Now is theTime, seek professional advice from a tax adviser and perhaps a lawyer.

Learn to use the components to build a sound booth for a professional recording studio in this free how-to video clip. Expert: Matt Bodi Contact: www.upallnightpro.com Bio: Matt Bodi is a music producer and owner of Up All Night Productions, a professional recording studio with locations in Miami and New York City. Director: Paul Mueller

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1EEa_ugIWU&hl=en

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