Relocating my drums/recording stuff to the garage

Since you're doing a 'room within a room' I assume that room will have a floating floor on top of that slab.
Absolutely. Floating floor laying over some acoustic material. Concrete is apparently pretty poor at dissipating low fequencies, so we're trying to mitigate transmison of vibrations from the floor to the outside walls.
 
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Thank you for sharing this Jonathan. Can't wait to see the progression and finished project.
Can't wait to have the whole thing finished and ready to set my stuff up in... Yeah! I've given the go to my contactor neighbor on this almost a year ago and it's just starting now. But once started, it won't take months to complete.
 
Most of the Sonopan has been ffixed to the ceiling. I thought we could gain a bit of height by modifying the trusses of the roof, turns out we can't so we will still maximize everything so I can get 8 feet. Wich isn't ideal but still liveable/useable.

I've received all the acoustically dampening exterior doors, tomorrow the guys come to install them. And the isolation guy comes to blow some acoustic wool in the roof.
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Thanks!

Yeah! I used to do amateur motocross races. There's a big compound 10 mins from my house that was developped and operated by a very good buddy of mine.

Since my musician's schedule gave me plenty of free time during the weekdays, I ended up training (and being friends) with most of the pros that were there training for their championship. During the winter months we'd riide indoors and even drive down to Georgia/Florida to go to training camps.

Fun times.

I eventually got sick of the grueling maintenance schedule, the spartan training regimen and the physical and financial toll this whole thing took on me.

Same as with drums, I had come at it late-ish in life tto fulfill a childhood dream. Once I had proven to myself that I could do it at a certain level, I felt it was time to "retire" while my body wasn't too badly beat down.

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But the main reason is that a helmet won't fit over your hair anymore :).
 
So cool. I notice the project manager is strangely absent. Too much chewable green stuff around I suppose.
 
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