large window in tracking room

[FALKEN]

hey all, I've been re-thinking my placement and my whole setup because I think it can get better. what is the best way to deal with a large window in a tracking room? for the last year I've just had blankets over it. I am thinking this can be improved but I'm not really sure. thanks in advance.

 

[pandamonk]

hey all, I've been re-thinking my placement and my whole setup because I think it can get better. what is the best way to deal with a large window in a tracking room? for the last year I've just had blankets over it. I am thinking this can be improved but I'm not really sure. thanks in advance.

What d'you want, better acoustics or isolation?

 

[FALKEN]

better acoustics.

 

[pandamonk]

better acoustics.

Thought so. Emm broadband absorbtion to place infront of the window, diffusion across from the window, just keep the blanket, hang heavy curtains. I can't really think of much else.

 

[Cult_Status02]

If you put a blanket over it, what's the point of having a window? Put an Auralex Space Coupler over it if you still want to see through the window - http://auralex.com/partscience/spacecoupler.asp

 

[technominds]

Do you think a blind would work?

You can change the angle on a blind, would it help much?

 

[danny.guitar]

I remember reading that you want symmetry. So if you have a window, on the other wall parallel to it, you could put a reflector or something.

Is this right? Or...

 

[Nick_Black]

Is it not similar to having the celing treated but not the floor?
what I see some people do is to keep the window un coverd but have a diffusor on the opposite end of the room.

you could also attempt making a diffusor out of plexiglass and put that on your window, but i think that would be a bit im-practical.

 

[pandamonk]

Do you think a blind would work?

You can change the angle on a blind, would it help much?

yeah, forgot about that.