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Quick question
I'm going to start buying a couple of absorber panels each week to treat my whole 8x12x8' room. I'm only going to be recording acoustic so what I want to do is deaden the room so i can far-mic without nasty reflections and crappy sounds.
Should I get 2" or 4" panels? Will 2" do good enough of a job? I'm buying them from here: http://www.atsacoustics.com/ I'm going to be putting these on the walls. |
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The difference they are charging is fairly little so I would go with 4. You really want to equally absorb the full audible spectrum since whatever isn't deadened will seem exaggerated.
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