Home Studio Acoustics: THIS type of room is UNTREATABLE
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2023
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Thinking about studio acoustics can be confusing a.f.
Every little thing seems to affect every little other thing. And round and round we go.
If you then have some major part of the room causing a seemingly unsolvable headache, the question can quickly creep up:
“Is my room going to be a nightmare to treat?”
Is it even worth attempting anything at all, or should you maybe just look for a different option altogether?
So you go online, reading in forums and facebook groups about the issue.
Only to end up with your brain on fire and smoke coming out of your ears.
“Can someone PLEAAASSEE just give me a straight up answer!!?!”
Well, let me have a go at it.
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My room is 9x12ft with 7.7ft ceilings, asymmetrical windows at the first reflection point, creaky, unstable wooden floor and a flimsy door that leaks sound... A LOT of experimentation and going so far as to do things like blocking the window with a piece of drywall offcut from a local store, along with lots of treatment... And the result is a workable room! Surprisingly good bass response being the highlight. So even a tiny nightmare room can work! It was all I had... give up the dream of a home studio, or suck it up and take on the challenge!
have a super weirdly shaped room and I havent done any treatment yet but changing the speaker placement using REW analysis has made so much difference already. Thankfully I have an ability to place the speakers in the middle of my room
Love your channel Jesco. Do you have any thoughts on how treating a room for immersive audio (5.1 +) might be different if at all? I find myself thinking of how the reflections will be different just using common sense, but I have not seen the problems of this discussed so much.
i have 11x 20 Ft room and have ringing bass issue at 30-40hz over 1 second and i have hard time fixing this which trap i can make myself?
Love your videos. Learning so much :) btw how do you feel about woodfibre for acoustic treatment ?
Hunton are making some woodfiber panels in Norway
Hi Jesco.
Firstly, thanks for all the useful Information. I'm in a small room. 3mx3m. (I know!) it's the only room available in my house. I've got a lot of treatment and I'm relatively happy with the sound at my listening position. Is this the goal, or should I expect a balanced response outwith this spot?
Cheers
Alex
Since he didn't answer you I'll tell you. In your listening position, you should have a "dry" response. Not necessarily "balanced" as that implies a lot of things. You want to cut reflections, control bass, and eliminate frequency interference/overlap.
@@novinnovations4026 Thanks. I've got it as good as it gets, i think?
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