working out in my studio

[falgorian]

I'm renting a room therefore it's my bedroom/ studio and I was looking to do some work outs and was wondering as long as I have of my equipment covered would it be okay to workout in the studio despite the humidity with me sweating?

[footsy]

Honestly, I don't think it'd make that much of a diffrence. Unless you take a shower in your room also... It depends on your placement of your sub and speaker. if you're weights are too close and loose (rattling) I could see a problem with that effecting your sound.

I really don't know much about sound proofing your room, my studio is in an office/bedroom. I looked up some guides towards speaker positioning and what have you, but I don't have foam or anything, and sometimes I have my door open. What I've noticed is I have a little bubble around my desk area of sound, you can really only hear it good if you are sitting the desk chair.

[falgorian]

Thanks for the info

[102455]

Yeah, I don't think one person working out will be very much different to one person on a very hot day.

If it concerns you, you could always buy a hygrometer and/or a dehumidifier.

[beatmunga]

As long as it's not swimming you'll be fine.

Although personally I'd be more worried about throwing weights around near any precious hardware... just be careful!

[simmerdown]

its pretty hard to answer without seeing the setup, could you please post some video of you working out in your music studio

[andydes]

Ball games, contact sport, martial arts, show jumping, water sports, etc should all be avoided in close proximity to your studio equipment.