Hello /diy/nosaurs , this night i was given a gift from my family

So basically things i wanna know are , if you have any useful tips on how to make useful things instead of paying triple the price for them

>>1028860

Maybe list your skills.

>>1028860
>>one corner has water pipes which i have to cover up

Why? It's a basement. If you must cover them up I suggest making a removable cover for maintenance. People don't think of that but it pays off and doesn't need to a look like a cover.

Is this not one of those virus pictures

>>1029000
It's that banana. The Game would've been a better choice.

>>1028902
I got okayish general skills , i can do everything , i just want to know useful tips

>>1028902
Nunchuck, bow hunting and computer hacking.

>>1028860
As to the floor you'll want pros to come in and lay down a concrete pad, that shit is just too much work to DIY.

As you want it to be a production studio youll want some carpeting and pad on the concrete. The pipes in the corner can be treated with a bass trap with space cut out for them. Install a drop ceiling with accoustic tiles. And install accoustic tiles on the walls if theyre already finished. If not finished, there are ways to finish walls to increase sound isolation by a percentage.

My boyfriend does gaming videos and shit for a living. I redid a room in our basement for his studio I used supplies from Foam Factory and am super happy with the results.

Used their base/broad spectrum traps and traps, drop ceiling tiles, and large wall panels.

Super happy with the results.

>>1029042
Op here kek

>>1029050
Walls and floor are made from georgian bricks
They are same bricks but instead of rectangle they are square , are there any tips on hanging them without wrecking wall

>>1029061
Maybe something like blu-tack

>>1028860

I think you'll be disappointed when you realize all you really need is a desk, computer and speakers.

>>1029050

Concrete isn't hard

After all, it has a dirt floor so you can just come in with a jackhammer if it goes bad