
MessianicDreams
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how important is the room in which you record? i mean i know that it's gonna have some importance, but how important is it really ?? when i'm doing my homerecordings, is it really gonna change that much in the sound (without listening to it on a 50million buck sound system)?
i have the choice between two room, the first being a concrete floor and wall room, the second being a room with carpet floor and walls with wooden panelling that doesnt touch the wall (stands out about 7-10 cms from the wall) ?? my first guess would be to go with the second room, because there's going to be less echo and sound bouncing off the walls right? or have i screwed things up?
cheers,
MD
i have the choice between two room, the first being a concrete floor and wall room, the second being a room with carpet floor and walls with wooden panelling that doesnt touch the wall (stands out about 7-10 cms from the wall) ?? my first guess would be to go with the second room, because there's going to be less echo and sound bouncing off the walls right? or have i screwed things up?
cheers,
MD