From: ioloandpeibyn@gmail.com   
      
   Adrian, that's all most interesting.   
      
   I'm retired now and will be composing and recording at home.  We've just moved   
   into a terraced house in a new development where the regulations forbid   
   causing disturbance to others by singing or playing musical instruments, so   
   I'm going to have to be    
   careful.  There's only one room in which I could sing loudly and not disturb   
   any neighbour and it's a large loo, with a high ceiling and a good level of   
   reverberation, but, of course, anything recorded in it would sound as   
   recorded, as if recorded in a    
   loo! And there's no way I could install a keyboard and recording equipment in   
   there.  So it's going to be tricky using some other room, with a reasonable   
   acoustic but without disturbing neighbours!  But maybe I can create some kind   
   of compromise whereby    
   I record in a fairly good space and then add a smidgeon of reverberation later   
   on at my desk!   
      
   Thanks for your reflections!   
      
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