| Comment | The rules on times have been posted, but it's still a good idea to speak with your neighbours.
Example. I'm a night shifter. The antisocial behaviour hours don't work for me at all. My neighbours know this because we had the conversation before problems could ever happen. It's not on them even to comply, it's daytime hours, it's me that needs to suck it up, but because we talked they are great with giving me a wee heads up to let me know of things like tradesmen coming so I can prepare or adjust. I suppose the immediate neighbours might also like knowing that night time noise isn't a problem and they could have midnight raves for all it matters to me.
If I were you I would chat to the neighbours, let them know about the instrument and have a chat to see if you can all come to agreement on what hours work best for everyone and what ones won't. For example, if you were my neighbour, I'd ask you to practice all through the night if you want but please don't do it in the morning and early afternoon. Find out each others red lines and work from there. |
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