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doando · 8th February 2007

Unfortunately, my bedroom studio is in a box 12x12x8. I originally
had my mixing position along one corner (not facing it, but up against it) but recently rearranged my room so I could put it in the middle of one of the walls. Since doint that I've noticed that I'm getting a lot of bass cancellation. I've got my monitors (dynaudiobm5a) on stands about a foot from the wall and my mixing spot 38.5% from the wall that it faces.

Do you think that's the optimal position? Or should I try to put back into corner?

What type of acoustic treatment should I use?

I'd really appreciate any input on this.

8th February 2007	#1
doando Gear interested Joined: Feb 2007 Posts: 6 Thread Starter	Acoustic Treament for Small Room Unfortunately, my bedroom studio is in a box 12x12x8. I originally had my mixing position along one corner (not facing it, but up against it) but recently rearranged my room so I could put it in the middle of one of the walls. Since doint that I've noticed that I'm getting a lot of bass cancellation. I've got my monitors (dynaudiobm5a) on stands about a foot from the wall and my mixing spot 38.5% from the wall that it faces. Do you think that's the optimal position? Or should I try to put back into corner? What type of acoustic treatment should I use? I'd really appreciate any input on this.