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Dogbreath
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What do you plan to do in there?
Tracking? Mixing?
What instruments?
Do you have to worry about noise getting out or in or are neighbors traffic etc not a problem...?
I'd think because it's small, you'd want to start with bass trapping the corners at the very least. Other than that.....? A lava lamp.
Tracking? Mixing?
What instruments?
Do you have to worry about noise getting out or in or are neighbors traffic etc not a problem...?
I'd think because it's small, you'd want to start with bass trapping the corners at the very least. Other than that.....? A lava lamp.
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jhbrandt
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Will,
Yes, fiberglass panels are excellent. Straddle the corners with them and checker board a couple of the walls. Rule: never let untreated surfaces face each other. Absorption panels, diffusors, geometric shapes, angled panels, etc all count as acoustic treatment.
If the ceilings are angled and higher than 10 feet, try leaving them alone for the time being until you can do some tests. You don't want to over-treat, but you want to bring the decay time down to around .6 to .9 seconds.
Cheers,
John
Yes, fiberglass panels are excellent. Straddle the corners with them and checker board a couple of the walls. Rule: never let untreated surfaces face each other. Absorption panels, diffusors, geometric shapes, angled panels, etc all count as acoustic treatment.
If the ceilings are angled and higher than 10 feet, try leaving them alone for the time being until you can do some tests. You don't want to over-treat, but you want to bring the decay time down to around .6 to .9 seconds.
Cheers,
John
Dogbreath
Im an ex-spurt
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