Many
a new act is found via internet music video vlogs nowadays. If you’re looking
to make it big in the world of music, however, it’s always helpful to have the
right equipment at your fingertips.
Many
budding musicians therefore are creating music rooms or even fully blown music
studios with the help of loft conversions. North London
musicians, why not create your very own London music scene from your
loft? Here are three great ways to create that North London sound with a loft
room recording studio:
The Perfect Sound Proofing
When
creating a room from scratch within your loft, it’s easy to add specific
elements required for specialist rooms. For example, sound proofing is simple
when adding it to a blank canvas, as the likes of specialist acoustic glass can
be installed, as can acoustic foam and other sound insulation.
And
if you’re the family of a budding musician? Well, the added bonus of a properly
soundproofed loft conversion recording studio is that you won’t be disturbed by
the maestro in the loft!
The Perfect Environment
A
loft conversion is perfect for the logistics of a recording studio. For
example, the acoustics are normally excellent in a loft conversion because of the
pitch of the roof. When the pitch slope and height is paired with the right
sound proofing materials the quality of sound can be enhanced for your
recordings too.
Your
equipment is also less likely to suffer from the effects of damp in a loft
conversion (particularly in comparison to a basement recording studio
conversion). When your equipment is worth tens of thousands of pounds, this is
important!
The Perfect Size
Recording
studios do not require a large amount of space, which is why they are perfect
for loft conversions, even if your loft space is on the small side. The awkward
nooks and crannies under the eaves can often be used to house seated equipment,
such as drum kits or mixing desk and computers, too.
If
you do have a slightly bigger space available to you in your loft, you can even
create individual recording rooms or booths with appropriate sound proofing.
If
you want to set the world alight with your music, or perhaps just enjoy a hobby
of mixing and recording, a loft conversion recording studio could be the ideal
place to start. Speak to Bespoke Lofts for more information on what you could
do with the space available to you, and about the technical aspects such as
sound proofing and fixtures and fittings. We’re always happy to help budding
musicians!