Hello,
My home studio is a 9ft X11ft room that was built within a standard size attached finnished garage as an office within a office as my house was the Model Home.
I'm putting in a solid door as there was just an opening to the room. (a future question)
My home studio room has two (approx) 3 1/2 ft X 6ft windows on the two inside walls facing 'into' the rest of the finnished garage, which this space is my home office for my electrical business. The glass on the windows is not very thick.
I was thinking about making panels out of plywood and/or 'soundboard' to (on a temp basis) over-lap & cover the windows with dettachable fasteners & put some weather stripping to make a seal. The windows are inset by a couple of inches, so I was thinking about having this space be filled with an insolation of some kind, but would be attached to the inside of each panel.
This is not to be a totally sound proofed solution, but at least I'd like it to be very sound 'resistant'.
So does this sound like a good solution? Other ideas that are basic & simple?
Thanks, Steve