
BentRabbit
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So...
Does the .38 rule also apply vertically?
In my 30x17 basement studio, I'm doing my mixing on the back wall, but using the 17' width and setting up gobos at around 9' (see pic)
I pulled my desk 6.4' into the mixing area to come into the .38 realm... I'm noticing now tho (with my new Adams) if I duck my head closer to the mixer, I'm getting a sweeter spot than just sitting up in my chair... The .38 rule applied to 7 foot ceilings = 2.66 feet... Roughly the distance from the floor to my mixer...
So... In order to get to the sweetest spot, do I gotta mix with my head down all the time?
I am thinking about moving the desk to the end of the room (where the keyboards are) and using the full room, but I'm not sure if I would gain enough to warrant the moving of equipment...
So, to all studio and acoustic gurus... HELP!!!
Does the .38 rule also apply vertically?
In my 30x17 basement studio, I'm doing my mixing on the back wall, but using the 17' width and setting up gobos at around 9' (see pic)
I pulled my desk 6.4' into the mixing area to come into the .38 realm... I'm noticing now tho (with my new Adams) if I duck my head closer to the mixer, I'm getting a sweeter spot than just sitting up in my chair... The .38 rule applied to 7 foot ceilings = 2.66 feet... Roughly the distance from the floor to my mixer...
So... In order to get to the sweetest spot, do I gotta mix with my head down all the time?
I am thinking about moving the desk to the end of the room (where the keyboards are) and using the full room, but I'm not sure if I would gain enough to warrant the moving of equipment...
So, to all studio and acoustic gurus... HELP!!!


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