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For some reason or another I thought someone else started the thread...the link doesn't even make sense to me now. You'll be looking into the room at console position if I recall. g

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Gobos,baffles,foam etc... Session Notes: Reducing Spill g

You're describing the Haas Effect aka precedence effect which creates spaciousness, depth. The Google will tell you more... g

Maybe what's the smallest woofer I can get away with in regards to room size should be the question.. Response down to the pressure zone energizing all room modes. g

Add cabling and patchbay pricing and the thought should go away. g

Throw some mics up and have a listen....dry run. g

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I like Barn4 with the pocket sliding door. Not sure what you are doing in the space but good for storage/iso guitar amp nook. g

Maybe jerry rigging a DIY parabolic.. g

I believe you are a little short of clean gain. MP-1 - Sound Devices g

Do some cable management while you're at it. Bit of a mess in the pic. g

You could try lifting shields(pin 1) at equipment inputs. tips in the link AnalogRules / BASE - Grounding Tips and Tricks g

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Back to the beginning...

Stole that pic from Realtraps. g

For voice a table top vocal booth should do the trick...

Chapter 14 will be of interest to you... Might be able to glean some ideas and some of the math has been done. How To Build A Small Budget Recording Studio From Scratch By F. Alton Everest : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive g

Another quiz,I didn't study... Pressure(zero particle velocity) is at a maximum at a tri-corner boundary therefore the most efficient place to damp(absorb) it mechanically. Or not. g

Constrained/resilient damping layer. Sound Damp2 Or could be a fibre board product ala BBC camden wall. g