Acoustic treatment - Small control Room

Hello Excuse my american.. I'm just a stupide French :mrgreen: I would like to have some advice for the acoustic treatment of my small control room. Here's a picture . I know that the dimensions of this one are not openly ideal . It is almost squared. what is your opinion ? At the moment my desk is parallel to the plate glass window. There's no treatment in the room. I wonder should not put my desk in the direction of the wall in front of the door to be able to treat the surface behind speakers. But it would seem difficult to treat the side walls because of the window and the plate glass window. Thanks for your help ! And one more time ... excuse my American .

There's some ideas What do you think about it ?

Hi Serb. First, please read and comply with the forum rules, which you can find at the top of the forum (click here). Actually, several people, who are experts on this forum, will most likely not reply if you don't do what is written in that post. Many others who are very helpful, will most likely not reply out of respect for the moderators' wishes. In any event, for such a small room you most certainly should not have diffusers on the rear wall, and you should have much more bass trapping. I'd cover the rear wall with deep absorption, put huge superchunks in all the corners, and put deep absorption on all first reflection points (perhaps with gobos on wheels), but even then it isn't going to make a large difference to that room: It is very small, and practically square! - Stuart -