I need some input

Plans and things, layout, style, where do I put my near-fields etc.

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Harper
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I need some input

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Here is my proposed control room plan.
Any suggestions?
Does anybody seen anything wrong with it, and how can a fix it?


PS- sorry for the bad drawing
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Your angled walls need to be reversed.

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Post by John Sayers »

Something like this Harper

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Post by Harper »

Thanks John that is a kickass layout. That works so much better.

The only thing is that I have a Space in the rear corner that I was going to use as storage for mics and my drum kit and stuff.

I think in your drawing you have Bass traps in those rear corners.
Could I make those traps swing open on a hinge, so i can still access that closet? And if I do, will the open area cause me problems, with frequencies building up in there?
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Could I make those traps swing open on a hinge,
you could use the whole space as a cupboard and put you bass traps in the ceiling at the rear of the room - what's you ceiling height??

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Post by Harper »

Well my ceiling is a whole other story.
That I have questions about too...

but the height is 8'...
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why not store your drums and mikes in the studio? then you can use the whole cupboard as a bass trap.

Or you could use the storage as a bass trap (open) and store your gear in the bass trap area with an open cloth door??

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Post by Harper »

Uh...I'm lost on that one John
I'm not following what you're saying...
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Use your mic closet as storage and a bass trap. Just put a door frame (remember the old wooded screen doors??) with a cloth cover to fit the decorum of your studio to allow sounbd to enter in and get trapped.

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Post by Harper »

But the other side doesn't have a closet, so won't that through the room off balance?

Maybe i should just build over top of it...?
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But the other side doesn't have a closet, so won't that through the room off balance?
That won't cause a problem.

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