SouthSIDE Glen
independentrecording.net
First off, my apologies if this question has been answered a million times, but I don't frequent this forum, and several tries at an "advanced search" in the lousy search engine that vBulletin has has not yielded a good result. The question itself is simple...
Assuming one does not have the ability to use a mirror to find the first reflection points on the walls and ceiling, what would be the mathematical equation for figuring it out.
I know how to do it for two points that are the same distance from the wall, but not for two points that are of differeng distances (such as a nearfield monitor and a human head ).
TIA as always,
G.
Assuming one does not have the ability to use a mirror to find the first reflection points on the walls and ceiling, what would be the mathematical equation for figuring it out.
I know how to do it for two points that are the same distance from the wall, but not for two points that are of differeng distances (such as a nearfield monitor and a human head ).
TIA as always,
G.