[musictlk] Silent Fan

[Poppa Bear]

There is no real professional answer that is going to be a budget answer. I
would say to keep a small desk fan near the door and when you have a few
minutes between takes I would open the door and sit the fan in front of it.
Anything else is going to have to take small intake fans with the ability to
close the vents to block out noise when you record and honestly it may be
more work than it's worth.
Good luck

-----Original Message-----
From: musictlk [mailto:musictlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Marion
Gwizdala via musictlk
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2016 8:48 AM
To: 'Performing Arts Division list'; 'Music Talk Mailing List'
Cc: Marion Gwizdala
Subject: [musictlk] Silent Fan

Friends,

 

                I am preparing to build a soundproof recording booth in my
studio space. The studio space is a converted garage in which a central AC
duct was pulled from the existing system; however, it doesn't do a very good
job at cooling, especially during the Florida summer months, partly because
the room is on the south side of the house with little shade. As the result,
I have installed a window unit and it does an excellent job cooling the
room. The challenge for me is that it is quite noisy, especially with an
open mic. This is the reason for my interest in building a room inside the
room.

 

This recording booth will be about 6 (L) X 8 (W) X 7 (H). Somehow I need to
ventilate the room to bring in cool air without creating noise. Has anyone
on this list already solved this problem or have information that would help
me do so? All input is greatly appreciated. 

 

Fraternally yours,

Marion 

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