Where to put furniture, eqipment, sound absorbes etc...

Hello everyone on forum! I would like to have advice where to put furniture, speakers, how to organise work, where absorbes, traps should go etc. There is two rooms, one will be live room, one control room. There will be lots of bands recordings with livedrums so I asume that bigger room will be live one. Rooms are finished with gips plasterboards ond walls and celling, and carpet on the floor. I'm very thankfull for all responds! Stay well.

Plavakuca wrote:

I would like to have advice where to put furniture, speakers, how to organise work, where absorbes, traps should go etc.

Room treatment is a deep subject, and a complete answer requires far more than will fit into a single reply here. So here's the short version. All rooms need: * Broadband (not tuned) bass traps straddling as many corners as you can manage, including the wall-ceiling corners. More bass traps on the rear wall behind helps even further. You simply cannot have too much bass trapping. Real bass trapping, that is - thin foam and thin fiberglass don't work to a low enough frequency. * Mid/high frequency absorption at the first reflection points on the side walls and ceiling. * Some additional amount of mid/high absorption and/or diffusion on any large areas of bare parallel surfaces, such as opposing walls or the ceiling if the floor is reflective. Diffusion on the rear wall behind you is also useful in larger rooms. There's a lot of advice in past posts in this forum, and plenty more all in one place in my Acoustics FAQ. There's a lot of additional non-sales technical information on my company's site - articles, videos, test tones and other downloads - linked under my name below. In particular, this article explains how best to place the speakers and listeners in a room: http://www.realtraps.com/art_room-setup.htm --Ethan

Thanks for fast response! EDIT: In one software program I got next solution: Speaker Boundary Interference Response Report Room Length 12,00 ft Total deviation 43,00 dB Room Width 10,00 ft Room Height 8,00 ft Speaker Type Genelec 1029A Speaker Position Front wal Side wall Floor Left Main 3,00 ft 2,00 ft 5,00 ft Center Main 2,20 ft 5,00 ft 5,00 ft Left Rear 0,00ft 0,00 ft 0,00 ft Listener Position 8,20 ft 5,00 ft 4,00 ft Horizontal Angel From Listener To Main Speaker 9,50 deg. Horizontal Angel From Listener To Rear Speaker 0,00 deg. Type Of Absorber On Ceiling Fiberglass, AF530, 4", mounting 4 Ceiling Absorber, Width 6,00 ft Ceiling Absorber, distance from front wall to 2,65 ft Ceiling Absorber, distance from front edge to 4,50 ft Type Of Absorber On Left Wall Fiberglass, AF530, 4", mounting 4 Absorber On Left Wall, distance from front wal 3,80 ft Absorber On Left Wall, distance from front edg 5,60 ft Absorber On Left Wall, distance from floor to 3,00 ft Type Of Absorber On Right Wall Fiberglass, AF530, 4", mounting 4 Absorber On Right Wall, distance from front wa 3,80 ft Absorber On Right Wall, distance from front ed 5,60 ft Absorber On Right Wall, distance from floor to 3,00 ft Type Of Absorber On Front Wall Fiberglass, AF530, 4", mounting 4 Absorber On Front Wall, distance from left wa 3,00 ft Absorber On Front Wall, distance from left ed 6,00 ft Absorber On Front Wall, distance from floor t 3,00 ft Type Of All Four Corner Absorbers IAS A1 Offset from vertical edge of room 1,50 ft Distance from ceiling to top edge 0,00 ft Distance from floor to bottom edge 0,00 ft ____________________ What from your production line will fit those asorbers?

you could check out studio tips forum and look up the superchunk absorbers as that may fill the bill...