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Hi guys,

I'm relocating for work and my new apartment will have a relatively small spare room that I intend to convert into a home studio. However, one wall is basically nothing but window and the floors are hardwood - lots of hard, reflective surfaces. I haven't had a chance to go test out the acoustics but I'm assuming it will need some help to tone down on reflections/reverberation/whatnot.

I am an amateur by any standard when it comes to recording, but hope to get some decent mics and record instrumental guitar and acoustic folk with a vocalist. My ideal scenario would be to have a setup where I can record the raw tracks at home, get them mastered by someone who knows what they're doing, and have a decent end result.

Does anyone have any resources or advice on treating a room on a budget? I'll only be in this place for 2 years so I don't intend to sink thousands into room treatment. Any help would be appreciated!