I posting here for my boss at the studio. The room does have treatment but im not convince its the best it could be. So I suggested I try to get some help on this site.
The ceiling is 8.5'. The wall with the window into the control room is roughly 14'. Clockwise from that wall with the window and door is 9'. The next walls clockwise from that wall are 14',15', 4' respectively.
acoustic treatment for existing room
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 11543.
Here are some pics of the space as it is now...
Some more pics coming... (I have 2 more of those quadratic diffusers shown in one of the pics. I made them but not sure what to do with them.) IM not sure what else I should say.. Those four long rectangular wood things are broad band bass absorbtion. 2 are 4-5 inches deep wile the other 2 are slightly shallower.
I didn't see a question in there! It's difficult to answer a question that isn't there!!!! :)
Could I please have some suggestions with these room dimensions/layout of what type of acoustical treatments might be appropriate to improve the sound?
Imagine if the room was empty...
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The only thing that I can actually speak on is this; the horizontal placement is all wrong. Those things I would address first, set them vertically.