Hey all, nice room, obviously!
But this makes me think of what all we did when building Paladine Studios in the basement of the Savoie bldg. in the Minneapolis warehouse district. We swiped a set of plans for the paisley park studios recording studios (sorry Prince!) and laid sand over the floor, plywood over that, built channels in the plywood, sand over that, air channels in the floor, more sand, it's hard to explain it even.
But since you folks are interested, I might be able to make a set of those plans available in Minneapolis area, if anyone cares. But we ended up with a hell of a studio, we used airport glass (3-4"thick!) between the control room and whoever was being recorded. It was all very nice and high end. Unfortunately, paladine audio group went out of business, I have no idea what the Savoie did with the space in the basement...
