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<blockquote data-quote="Micron" data-source="post: 870084" data-attributes="member: 17294"><p>I need to treat my front and back walls with absorption too. I also have a slightly off centre image at the moment, among other problems of course.</p><p></p><p>Ceiling clouds, especially at first reflection points, will improve your room even more. It's standard practice in mastering rooms.</p><p>Less flutter and thus phasing and it will further reduce the decay time of your room. The typical goal is to get decay time even across all frequencies and below a certain time, sub 400ms if I recall correctly.</p><p></p><p>Once you've absorbed at first reflection points and added corner bass trapping where you can, you can add 2D or 3D QRD diffusers in reflective spaces to further smooth out decay time and frequency response at high frequencies. When it comes to this point I'd say it's worth taking measurements.</p><p></p><p>Hearing is Believing - The Ultimate Small Mixing & Mastering Room</p><p>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB8H0HFMylo</p><p></p><p>I think the trick is to get it to a point where it sounds good, but doesn't look like a padded cell.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Micron, post: 870084, member: 17294"] I need to treat my front and back walls with absorption too. I also have a slightly off centre image at the moment, among other problems of course. Ceiling clouds, especially at first reflection points, will improve your room even more. It's standard practice in mastering rooms. Less flutter and thus phasing and it will further reduce the decay time of your room. The typical goal is to get decay time even across all frequencies and below a certain time, sub 400ms if I recall correctly. Once you've absorbed at first reflection points and added corner bass trapping where you can, you can add 2D or 3D QRD diffusers in reflective spaces to further smooth out decay time and frequency response at high frequencies. When it comes to this point I'd say it's worth taking measurements. Hearing is Believing - The Ultimate Small Mixing & Mastering Room https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB8H0HFMylo I think the trick is to get it to a point where it sounds good, but doesn't look like a padded cell. [/QUOTE]
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