3 things that make the ideal space for a home studio

setting up a new studio

Home Studios are full of compromises that we have to deal with to get the best sound.

Sometimes a door is inconveniently placed in a corner that you want to use for bass trapping.

Or the wall you’d ideally want to face with your setup has a huge window in it.

Or one side is made of concrete but the other is just flimsy drywall.

And on top of things there’s a big closet in it. Things are never perfect when picking a space to set up your studio.

But what if you had the option for the perfect space?

What would that even look like?

In my opinion, it comes down to 3 things that you should look out for.

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