manuel_vdn
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I recently found out that some bass notes resonate real loud and muddy in my room. I first heard it on David Bowie’s Heroes but since then heard it on different songs and I found out that it’s always the D-note that's causing the buzz/resonance/....
Putting an acoustic panel right behind both my monitors doesn’t fix it. Putting them where the first reflections happen doesn't help either. I also have bass traps in all my corners and the walls on the inside are made of OSB panels which already absorb a bit on their own. The ceiling is rather low and turning the speakers around doesn’t change anything either.
Monitors: Yamaha HS7
Soundcard: Tascam Model 24
Dimensions room: 370 x 340cm (or 146 x 133 inches)
What can I try to do to fix this? Will diffusers help? Or absorbing panels on the ceiling? Or a carpet? I know all these things help a tiny bit. But I’m looking for a specific solution for the ring this one note has in my room. Because besides this one note I think my room sounds pretty good.
Putting an acoustic panel right behind both my monitors doesn’t fix it. Putting them where the first reflections happen doesn't help either. I also have bass traps in all my corners and the walls on the inside are made of OSB panels which already absorb a bit on their own. The ceiling is rather low and turning the speakers around doesn’t change anything either.
Monitors: Yamaha HS7
Soundcard: Tascam Model 24
Dimensions room: 370 x 340cm (or 146 x 133 inches)
What can I try to do to fix this? Will diffusers help? Or absorbing panels on the ceiling? Or a carpet? I know all these things help a tiny bit. But I’m looking for a specific solution for the ring this one note has in my room. Because besides this one note I think my room sounds pretty good.