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I've just moved into a new apartment, and I'm looking to treat my
recording/mixing room (same room). The room is about 12' x 10' and
has all sorts of flutter echo. I'm also noticing some low frequency
problems around the mixing area, but the flutter echo is the main
issue.
Because I record and mix in the same room, I don't want the room to
sound too dry, especially for vocals. I'm thinking about the Auralex
2" Studiofoam Pyramids - the site says they provide more diffusion
than the Studiofoam Wedges, so the room might retain a little
"liveness" without ugly echoes. Has anyone had any experience with
these? The alternative seems to be a mixture between absorbers and
diffusors.
Also, should I have more diffusion or absorption around the mixing
area, or should I treat the entire room equally?
Am I in way over my head?
I've just moved into a new apartment, and I'm looking to treat my
recording/mixing room (same room). The room is about 12' x 10' and
has all sorts of flutter echo. I'm also noticing some low frequency
problems around the mixing area, but the flutter echo is the main
issue.
Because I record and mix in the same room, I don't want the room to
sound too dry, especially for vocals. I'm thinking about the Auralex
2" Studiofoam Pyramids - the site says they provide more diffusion
than the Studiofoam Wedges, so the room might retain a little
"liveness" without ugly echoes. Has anyone had any experience with
these? The alternative seems to be a mixture between absorbers and
diffusors.
Also, should I have more diffusion or absorption around the mixing
area, or should I treat the entire room equally?
Am I in way over my head?
