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Ideally you want to use a sound absorbing foam on the walls and ceiling - like this. You can buy panels already made, which will look better, but even just attaching foam like this to the wall will help deaden the sound. Use a carpet on the floor, and have thick curtains or rugs to hang over the windows. All these things will help absorb sound.