Hi, I wanna change my basement into a pretty simple recording studio. I don't want it to be a real high tech recording studio but just a studio for recording mostly acoustic guitar and vocals. I'm also gonna do mixing in this studio but the most important part is that it's a good live recording studio.
The dimensions of the rooms are:
Length: 10 feet (3.05 meters)
Width: 8.8 feet (2.68 meters)
Height: 6.1 (1.85 meters)
All the walls, ceiling and the floor are painted concrete so this really doesn't sound good. Now here is my question, what can I do to improve the sound of this little recording studio? I want to hang something similair to this in every corner as basstraps. Is this a good idea? These absorbers are for the low frequencies but can I use these same panel absorbers for the mid and high frequencies? And where can I place these panel absorbers then?
If there is any more information that you guys need to help me out, I would be glad to give it to you. If something is wrong with this post, please let me know, I'm just a newbie :)
Small Basement Studio
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 9782.
it would be a good first start. hang one across each of the corners, one on each wall, and two on the ceiling. this leaves some concrete exposed so its not lifeless and at the same time, theres some dampening so its not an echo chamber.