Seafroggys
Well-known member
Not curtains. You need mass.
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
My Esmono booths use 50mm, but the later ones upgraded to 80m.
rob aylestone
Moderator
You have one raymond? They're brilliant. The esmono rep from studiospares told me that the steel does most of the work, and the filling is icing on the cake, damping resonances and adding a bit more. My old college had some and when the building was demolished, they did not realise they were removable and they got bulldozed!
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ecc83
Well-known member
Rockwool Sound Stone wool fibres Insulation slab Pack of 6
This stone wool insulation is sound insulation for internal walls and floors.
www.diy.com
That ^ of course is a company local to me. The curtains can still be used for "mirror points", For some in depth larnin' look up "Studio SOS" soundonsound .com
Dave.
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
I have TWO!
Studiospares.com has now been swallowed by Gear4Music.
plautus
New member
Do I need to treat this corner? Because there is a cupboard inbtw the sound wouldnt directly go there so I thought maybe I dont have to treat it.
rob aylestone
Moderator
From your recording, no. You are trying to find rules to cover acoustics, and the first rule is try it. Second analyse it with perhaps noise or tones, and the rule three fix problems.
plautus
New member
I hear echo
Papanate
Well-known member
You are not paying attention to the replies - acoustically your room is a disaster - way to junky - why is there a lamp on the floor? Putting up drapery with the intent of ‘fixing’ audio problems is a fools errand - you don’t know what is a problem in the room to begin with.
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JamEZmusic
Active member
The recording sounds pretty dry to me.
Did you place the lamps on the floor to lighten the track up? Like a brighter reverb?
Did you place the lamps on the floor to lighten the track up? Like a brighter reverb?