[Cob] Recording Studio

[Lee Shultz]

Hey, Todd.
 
Cob absorbs sound quite a lot and that may deaden the sound more than you may want. Being a part-time musician and having a little experience in recording, my advice would be to find a cob cottage, and do a recording session in it, or at least play some music in it to see how it sounds. 
 
Have fun,
 
Bev  

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From: coblist-bounces at deatech.com on behalf of Todd Britton
Sent: Wed 12/15/2004 4:10 PM
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Subject: [Cob] Recording Studio



Hello all!



I'm looking to build a recording studio. Wondering if anyone has any insight
into any pitfalls for using cob. The outside walls will be rammed tire, but
I'd like to use cob for the inside walls. Also - does anyone know the SPL
(sound pressure level) for cob?



Any info would be helpful.



Thanks,

Todd

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