My city went with a “dedicated rapid transit corridor” aka 1 or 2 new fast isolated (in places) bus lanes that only go to 2 or 3 specific places. Rather than LRT… 😬
Yeah working on that in post as best as we can. It works okay for most cases. Just prompting some zany brainstorming with the initial question mostly. Hehe.
That sounds like a good idea but I can see that leading to a “You have to replace the entire floor” situation. Most folks brought in for estimates on things end up suggesting that when they see what’s up with the thing in question. (Old house, multiple half assed additions done over the years.) 😬
More padding would definitely help but yeah from what we’re hearing it’s the sound transferring through the boards in one room, along the boards into the living room and then the table itself. The floor in the 120 year old house is… Let’s use the word “malleable”. Oh and it also has minimal insulation underneath! And under that? Unfinished concrete basement! Hell yeah!
Will look into hanging or tossing stray comforters/towels around though. Thx!
Graphics were perfected in 2015. Everything else is price gouging.
I’m no math. But all the behind the scenes crap behind stories like these read basically like this:
“Hey computer. We all think the answer to this theory is this [Whatever the fuck]. Is that true?”
“Wow. I checked and you’re totally correct. Everything in that theory points to [Whatever the fuck]. You’re cool for noticing.”
Delightful!
Reminds me of the hunting pistol Lance Henrikson uses in Hard Target.
Getting the punks outside the liquor store booze, in exchange for them stealing me up some groceries.
Ahh good point. That would be cheaper with less feets involved too. Good call.
My city went with a “dedicated rapid transit corridor” aka 1 or 2 new fast isolated (in places) bus lanes that only go to 2 or 3 specific places. Rather than LRT… 😬
Gotcha. Sounds about right yeah.
Good advice in general. 👍 Something else to add to the house repair list. Hehe. Thanks!
No worries. There’s a ton of variables, I forgot to mention that one in better detail.
We’ll look into feets and other stuffs. Might as well just to see what’s out there at least.
But yeah ultimately one of use is probably just going to have to switch rooms. 😋
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you! Nick gets it!
🤷♂️ Shock mount might help a little.
Yeah working on that in post as best as we can. It works okay for most cases. Just prompting some zany brainstorming with the initial question mostly. Hehe.
Thx!
Ah interesting. Now we’re talking. Wacky solutions! Yes!
Might give this a try after locking down the pets. Thx!
No carpet. Just floorboards.
That sounds like a good idea but I can see that leading to a “You have to replace the entire floor” situation. Most folks brought in for estimates on things end up suggesting that when they see what’s up with the thing in question. (Old house, multiple half assed additions done over the years.) 😬
Pretty sure it is but will confirm next session and will see about blankies. Thx!
But the living room is so coooozy!
I mean sure I could move my work PC into the room upstairs but then it would be next to my personal computer for not work. Eww.
(But yeah… Yeah…. 🤪)
Thx!
Interesting. Dunno how feasible that is but it sounds cool! Thx!
A good idea. Wall off doorway with sheets/towels. ☑️ Thx!
Worth a shot! Thx!
More padding would definitely help but yeah from what we’re hearing it’s the sound transferring through the boards in one room, along the boards into the living room and then the table itself. The floor in the 120 year old house is… Let’s use the word “malleable”. Oh and it also has minimal insulation underneath! And under that? Unfinished concrete basement! Hell yeah!
Will look into hanging or tossing stray comforters/towels around though. Thx!
Solid point. Thanks!