Rehearsal room dimensions

1. How big should a rehearsal room be?
2. How do you measure band rehearsal space?
3. How do you make the rehearsal space comfortable?
4. How do you sound treat a rehearsal room?

How big should a rehearsal room be?

For band/orchestra rehearsal rooms accommodating 60-75 students, we recommend ceiling height of 18-22 feet and floor space of 2,500 sq. ft., which results in 550-700 cu. ft. per musician.

How do you measure band rehearsal space?

Here are some options to consider:

1. Local Community Spaces. You can ask local schools and churches to help you out. ...
2. The Sketchy Warehouse Option. You will also find practice rooms in warehouses or commercial buildings, factories not used at full capacity, and the like. ...
3. A Professional Practice Space. ...
4. The Classic Basement.

How do you make the rehearsal space comfortable?

8 Ways to Make Your Practice Space Your Happy Place

1. Declutter it. A clean environment is the key to staying content for many folks. ...
2. Create easy access to resources. ...
3. Make it single-purpose. ...
4. Remove unnecessary electronics. ...
5. Make it comfortable. ...
6. Add inspiring visual stimulation. ...
7. Set rules. ...
8. Pretend you're going to work.

How do you sound treat a rehearsal room?

Heavy cloth, acoustic foam, pillows, and fiberglass insulation are all examples of absorptive materials. This type of acoustic treatment is best for reducing the mid- and high-frequency energy bouncing around your room. A few rugs on the floor can also help with this.