Control Room Plan

Started by Sarac on 25 July 2006. 8 replies. In the Library under Control room design.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 6702.

Hi all I am from Greece. I have planned a control room acoording to the sae college 's manual you can see the picture above. I want a room for making electronic music forms. Do you think that the room has enought area for good acoustic ? Any thught willl help me. Thanx Sorry about my English :(
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According to my math, this is either a joke or you have a control room that is HUMUNGOUS...... Where I come from the comma indicates thousnads... Three Hundred THOUSAND centimeters?? or is your comma meant to be a period??? Not to mention is your image to large... Please read forum rules...
giles117 wrote:
According to my math, this is either a joke or you have a control room that is HUMUNGOUS...... Where I come from the comma indicates thousnads... Three Hundred THOUSAND centimeters?? or is your comma meant to be a period???
Where i come from this is 100% right. this ist threehundredthousand centimeters: 300.000,00 this is threehundred centimeters 300,00 since i live this is the normal stadart :wink: peace mika
American Math. Still works for me. Anyway based on your information.... Your room is within 6" of (60cm) of my rooms dimensions. That is a fine room for your work. Glad to know your , is our . and vice versa.
Hey Bryan, Just use Google and type the numbers and commas and decimels exactly as they appear, and it will do the conversion for you. Try using "0,5 m to feet" as a search query in Google :twisted: It's true that in many parts of the world, commas are used to introduce a fraction and periods are used to group digits in 3s. Thus, what you and I know as 12,345.67, they know as 12.345,67. Fortunately, Google seems able to figure it out. 8) Sarac, your image is too wide, so you need to resize it... See John's dire warning. --Keith :mrgreen:
Sorry about the photo I will send some updated and more detailed plans soon.
sharward wrote:
Hey Bryan, Just use Google and type the numbers and commas and decimels exactly as they appear, and it will do the conversion for you.
Us mac users have a wonderful caclulator that handles all conversions for us :) I was just clarifiying his use of commas. I had seen it, but not often...AS an option in excel.
Hey Bryan - this is not Mac v PC debate - all he needs to do is change the units control in sketchup and he can read it in metric or imperial. sorry I'm very busy at the moment sarac, I'll get back. cheers john
Here you go Sarac - try this. cheers john
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