Please help me for I am having trouble firguring out the best position for my monitors and mammoth desk.
The room is roughly 12'x10' with two closet openings. The closet doors have been removed and covered with a floor to ceiling 4" thick 705 OC bass trap wall. All corners of the room have traps . The rear center of my work area has an 8' trap and the sides have 4' traps.
I still need to build first reflection side absorbers to mount on a door and partially cover a window.
My speakers are set to the height of tweeters to my ears and the desk is slightly higher than the port height opening. I am short and sit low comfortably. Making a perfect even triangle I have played with and various mixing positions to make it work.
Question #1:
If the lower openings or ports of my studio monitors are slightly covered or directed to the sides of my desk is that bad or incorrect for their placement?
Question #2:
Does a person include the closet opening with the length of the room for calculated mix position? I am using 38% off the rear wall.
I have a large Output "platform" desk that is 5' wide and have my Pioneer S-DJ08 monitors on stands with prime acoustic foamisolators off to the side. Because the speakers are lower than the top of the desk placing them rear of the desk will deflect the sound off the top of the desk. I think the side placement is best.
The room is roughly 12'x10' with two closet openings. The closet doors have been removed and covered with a floor to ceiling 4" thick 705 OC bass trap wall. All corners of the room have traps . The rear center of my work area has an 8' trap and the sides have 4' traps.
I still need to build first reflection side absorbers to mount on a door and partially cover a window.
My speakers are set to the height of tweeters to my ears and the desk is slightly higher than the port height opening. I am short and sit low comfortably. Making a perfect even triangle I have played with and various mixing positions to make it work.
Question #1:
If the lower openings or ports of my studio monitors are slightly covered or directed to the sides of my desk is that bad or incorrect for their placement?
Question #2:
Does a person include the closet opening with the length of the room for calculated mix position? I am using 38% off the rear wall.
I have a large Output "platform" desk that is 5' wide and have my Pioneer S-DJ08 monitors on stands with prime acoustic foamisolators off to the side. Because the speakers are lower than the top of the desk placing them rear of the desk will deflect the sound off the top of the desk. I think the side placement is best.