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Theer are several related articles at Electroacoustics. Unfoirtunately the site uses frames, so click on articles on the left.Soundman2020 wrote:Do you have any links about that, André? I'd love to read more about it, especially if there are any technical papers about it!
Yes, that is one of the articles. Thanks.Ro wrote:Frames or not, is this what you mean?
http://www.electroacoustics.co.uk/artic ... ssroom.htm
Thank you Andre..AVare wrote:Hardly. Joe's situation is exactly as he wrote it. The thread is relevent to his studio.Ro wrote:why did you dig up a 6 year old threat? you a spammer?
What is new since the last posts in this thread is the emergence of appreciation for diffusion. MAssengerg's Blakbird control room being the most famous one. The most telling in my mind is the NARAS recomemndation for diffusion on all surfaces that are not needed for absorption. IOW no reflective surfaces. In terms of my list of control design I think the appropiate name for it might be RFZ II standing for Reflection Free Zone Mark II. The concept is the same for modal and early reflection reduction.
Good luck Joe!
Andre
he preassumed me as spammer
