Argosy Recording Studio

[roman777]

I have purchased a gutted 1976 Argosy 26 or 28' and I am not sure how to determine the actual length. I am a songwriter and a recording artist. I plan on using the Argosy as a recording Studio because our house is tiny. I would like to find information on soundproofing, attaching partitions, insulation, what fasteners to use, and whether I could strip the exterior paint. Any leads would be appreciated.

[cfsunnyworld]

Roman-In the same boat. Taking on our grand child soon, losing the bedroom which has been my recording cave, among other things. Just cam into a 76 28' as well. Must begin the take out part of getting it to function. Will be interested to see what your approach is too! All my best, good luck!

[mistral blue]

Check out Pete Townshend's Airstream recording studio:
Episode 12 - The In The Attic crew meet Tracey Ullman and Chris Difford on Mevio

[Aage]

Howdy and welcome to airforums.com, your source of information supply on how to convert your TT (travel trailer) into a sound studio!

FYI: The length is whatever bumper to bumper is.

Now how about some photos...?

[NYDave]

I am a little further along than you, converting a '58 26 foot Overlander to a recording studio. But ours will be installed inside a new building so it does not need to end up roadworthy. See my thread:

http://www.airforums.com/forums/f109...cording+studio

And you should google Rockhopper, a studio in England with a '63 Airstream made into a sweet recording studio.

Good luck!