Thougts on my booth

Started by Jan Holm on 16 May 2003. 3 replies.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 270.

Hi All Reading throug all earlier posts and trying to do plans for my future booth. I am especially in doubt about the ceiling and floor. Slots tuned for lower mid. Would this work ?
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Regards Jan Holm
wow it's small Jan :) Firstly - surely you can make it wider relative to you whole plan, a meter lost from the studio would make a big difference to the control room. At least angle the window wall to break up the parallels. I'd stagger the slots so you don't have slots opposite the window as per attached pic cheers john
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Hi John Yeah, it's little and haven't even been sick :lol: It's going to be used for VO jobs and some singing. I'm going to have my living room just beside the studio. My living room is one big angle :shock: Containing 2 floors, don't really know how to describe it. But a big section of the acctic floor has been pulled down so that the living room is in 2 levels. 70 sqm. I am looking forward to experiment with instrument and maybe vocal recording there. But I need a booth to do VO's and speech recordings. If I put angeled slots on the window wall, what should then be put on the opposite wall ? Regards Jan Holm
I'm not sure you have enough room for angled slots Jan - I'd go with what I suggested. You could put some angled slots in the front corners if you want to increase your slot area which would be a good idea in a small room like yours. Just make sure the rear wall is nice and dead, maybe a double layer of insulation. cheers john