As a nerd in acoustics graph interpretation, could anyone tell me if my control room acoustics are good. I'm thinking of improve my acoustics but I don't know if now are so bad to spend a lot of money in it.
Here you have a video of my measurements:
RED - MAIN ENGENEER PLACEMENT
GREEN - IN THE CENTER OF THE ROOM
BLUE - AT THE BACK OF THE ROOM
as a quick review - it seems OK from a room decay standpoint. if you're getting some harshness - consider checking the reflections off the console and equipment to see if you're getting some issues between 5K-7K where you're turning up the HF a bit to compensate. i've seen cases where some interference @ 5800-6200hz ends up causing a slight increase by the engineer and resulting in a slightly brittle high end on crash cymbals or piano.
it may be you just need some harder surfaces exposed to bring up the mid and HF decay times as maybe the < 200ms decay is causing you to adjust up on those frequencies. some widely spaced slats across cloth absorbers can help bring this up without interfering with the lower frequency absorption.
