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What kind of structure is this new warehouse?
Speaking from someone who is a musician with a church whose structure is a heavily-renovated former grocery store complex located on a strip mall...and we have three bands going full tilt in the different sanctuaries within, for three weekend services and a few during the week...not including practices!
It is a brick structure, and the different sanctuaries are acoustically isolated with simple inexpensive tweaks such as thick full-length curtains and acoutsic insulation between the drywall studs.
If you are having musicians performing in a metal building with no damping whatsoever for instance, what you have is primarily a huge rectangular speaker cabinet designed to fill the entire city block with sound!
Even the most tolerant neighbor might grow tired of the constant volume! Granted, I think your neighbor should have confronted you about it first.
Anyway, step outside your building while the band rehearses and monitor the volume levels adjacent to your neighbor's establishment.
Also check local noise ordinances...you (or your neighbor) may be in violation...
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