Im building a studio in my garage, Im not that arsed about stoping the sound coming out, the garage walls are thick and the neighbours are cool.

Im just wondering whats the best and easiest way to make the room 'OK, not perfect' with preventing signal bouncing around the room in ways thats gonna lie to my ears

also I heard where you arrange your gear in the room helps

That's right Damie. There is alot to it. Computer Music had an excellent article on it. Adding bass traps in the corners of your rooms help (You can use cupboards and other things)... Also hanging curtains behind your studio desk along the wall can help..

Looking at that link earlier gave me a good idea. Using MDF (medium Density Fiber board) Thats what they use to make speaker boxes out of cause its so dense that it barely vibrates. $25 CDN at the local Home Depot for a 4'x 8' Sheet, its affordable for a smaller room.

Moving to the middle of nowhere is probably the easiest way to not annoy your neighbours.

Soon, I will be moving my stuff into a foundation room. 45cm thick sandstone walls, yes, that should do the job.

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Okay, I dont care about the neighbours, just the room reverb, so egg cartons it is?