Re: OT: Studio pics.

[Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>]

On 6 okt 2006, at 10.23, L.A. Angulo wrote:

> By the way,if anybody has experience about setting up
> studio walls floors proper acoustics(which is better
> carpet,wood? etc.) but cost effectively(no egg boxes
> please)let me know.


I've been to many studios and what usually matters most, when the  
facility is not designed and built according to studio acoustics, is  
that the room should be big enough (to minimize reflection  
interference - may be worked around a bit by using small monitors,  
though). It's also good to keep big objects in the room. Tony's  
Spaghetti Sofa is a good bass trap for example, but even hard  
surfaced big objects are good for splitting up reflections to prevent  
standing frequency peaks in the rooms resonance character. The rooms  
listening environment is really the most important factor because  
even top speakers can't deliver what you need them for if placed in a  
bad room.

Greetings from Sweden

Per Boysen
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