Treating my Control room

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Here’s a 3D model of my control room. It’s in my attic so you can see the pitched roof (with skylights) and a 4 ft knee wall. The room dimensions are 19’l x 12’w x 7’h. The floor is carpeted. The ceiling is plaster. I have access to 2” insulation with nearly identical SAC as OC 705. The corner traps (yellow) will be based on the ones described here: http://www.ethanwiner.com/acoustics.html

The rest (orange) will be like these:
http://www.ethanwiner.com/BTPlans.gif

The problem in this room has been muddy mixes. I have had to compensate by eq’ing out low mids. I hope this helps and welcome any suggestions with respect to number, placement and type of trap.
 

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In general, you'd be better off turning the room 90 degrees so the monitors are firing down the long dimension.

Bryan
 
bpape said:
In general, you'd be better off turning the room 90 degrees so the monitors are firing down the long dimension.

Bryan
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Why? My head's in the same place with respect to the monitors and sound treatment is designed to eliminate standing waves. If I can cut down on those won't I be better off than I am now?
 
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