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September 3, 2020 How To No Comments

Most of the people who love to create music usually like to spend most of their time in their recording studio either planning for their next production or working on their recent or previous recordings. But to produce quality music it is necessary to create a comfortable work environment in the studio as you have to spend long hours in your studio. For people working on music in colder regions, it becomes necessary to create a toasty and warm environment in their studios so that they can work for several hours comfortably without affecting the quality of their music. In this situation, a question arises that how you can keep your music studio toasty and warm especially during winters or in colder areas.

The only way to keep your music studio warm and toasty is to increase the temperature of that room. Though everyone may not work perfectly in any temperature in a room still, while working on music during winters or colder regions, it is necessary to keep the room warm and cozy.

There can be several inexpensive and efficient ways to increase the temperature of your music studio like:

REMOVING THE SNOW FROM THE ROOF

To maintain the proper insulation of your music studio it is important to remove snow from its roof. Though it is a bit tricky for an inexperienced person still you can learn the tricks to remove the snow by standing on the ground through various online channels. They usually use rollers attached to a pole to extend its length to access the rooftop without harming your shingles. It will also help you in protecting your roof from the damages caused by ice dams or a load of snow.

HEAT YOUR ROOM BY USING A HEATER OR STOVE

To heat up your music studio faster you can use an electric heater or pellet stove to keep it warm and toasty as per your choice. You can also maintain the temperature of your room by sealing the gaps in its windows and ventilators as the cold air seeping through them can lower the temperature of your studio. You can easily install the pellet stove or electric heater to keep your studio warm.

SEAL THE DUCTS OF AIR CONDITIONING UNIT

You can also use plastic covers to seal the ducts of the air conditioning unit in your music studio during winters. These covers include rubber gaskets to seal all the grilles and vents tightly to keep cold air out of your studio.

SEAL THE FIREPLACE

The temperature in your music studio can be low due to improper sealing of the fireplace in it. You can use a reusable and inflatable fireplace plug to seal your fireplace effectively. You can fit it under the damper of your fireplace to block the leakage of cold air into your studio. While insulating your fireplace you should ensure that it does not have burning coals.

Thus by following the tips provided in this write-up you can easily keep your music studio warm and toasty during winters or in colder regions.

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