acoustic treatment for control room

Started by manimusic on 3 September 2007. 8 replies.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 9349.

My studio is under construction.. This is my control room.... How's this?? I want to know what is the best figure for control room..and acoustic condition for my CR. Sorry for my EGLISH....
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manimusic wrote:
How's this??
I suggest you build the room with square corners, then cut across the corners using bass traps. If you make the room that shape with drywall, you'll remove the best places to put traps! --Ethan
wondering if that ceiling peak above the chair/mixing position gonna give you some trouble :roll:
This is my file.. Can U fix mine?? THX :roll:
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Yiannis wrote:
wondering if that ceiling peak above the chair/mixing position gonna give you some trouble :roll:
Agreed, he needs absorption under the peak to avoid the focusing that peaks always give. Here's what I did:
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I can't find ur file.... :oops: :oops:
I will make resonator for control room, Live booth... Is this a good idea?? or just fabric? :shock: And where do I make the resonator?? :oops: How's my new ceiling??? Thank you Guys..... :o
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drum room acoustic...... I will make some moving partition(resonator or absorber)... I want Ur suggestion. :o THx....
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you can make the front of the ceiling - say 4' of slats, then for the rest, make it widely spaced slats to break it up but leave it mostly absorptive. same with the back wall, you can use widely spaced (several inches or more) slats to diffuse it a bit and keep it being completely dead.