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[sheggs]

Somebody just suggested that for my circumstances,my priorities have to be:

1, Arrange Kit.
2, Properly setup kit.
3, Arrange furniture/boxes.
4, Do room analysis (REQ).
5, Adjust 1 & 3 if 4 reveals anything terrible and go back to step 4
6, Now, and only now, start planning treatment.

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Yes indeed, i will place everything in the next 2 days... arrange the desk and the other equipment + furniture and boxes...
Also i will try to do room analysis (REQ).
I only have shure sm57, that will be OK!?
Can you please point me to a thread, post, about how to proper do a REQ?


Also , yes, i will let 30 cm room for the monitors/speakers..

This is a link to a video guide and free software download which should help -
Room EQ Wizard Tutorial - GIK Acoustics

 

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[mjbphotos]

With a room that small, corner bass traps are the first step, along with first reflection point and cloud abosrbers. I don't think you are going to see a huge difference of absorption between the various materials, so go with what you can afford.
Read this thread started by John Brandt about small room acoustics.

 

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