adding diffusers, basstraps, absorbers

hi everyone, in this little room in my studio i will have a wooden floor and use the area as a live room. im not sure where to put my bass traps, absorbers, and diffusers or even if i need them. Could someone please direct me where i should put these items to give my room a better accoustic quality. There isnt a lot of room to put them on the walls.

To paraphrase your slogan, "The walls are, like, living in flutter echo" - is all that double line stuff really glass? And, is the ceiling also parallel to the floor? Can you run away and join the circus? (Sorry about that last one, JK) Seriously, corners between ceiling and walls also work for trapping; it's a good thing, because it looks like NONE of your wall corners is usable for corner traps. One possible way to help some might be to build/buy some gobo panels and place them in a kind of sawtooth pattern around the room to break up flutter - without them, that room must sound like a "rain barrel from hell" - Also, what's on your floor? If it's carpet, that should go. If your ceiling height will allow it, most of the ceiling should be absorbed by hanging clouds, again preferably in a "sawtooth" pattern (not parallel to the ceiling) Hope that helped some... Steve

do you need all those windows? cheers john

yes the glass is needed but ill be covering the outer glass with MDF panels and some sort of fabric. The ceiling height is 3175 mm and i can do anything i want with it, that is having it parrallel or in a diamond or triangle shape. Which would be best? The floor will be concrete with floating floor boards. i want like a semi live room (if possible). I could also put in carpet. Im not sure which one, any ideas? Are there any other methods to stop flutter and echo?