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Ethan Winer · 24th June 2005, 06:53 PM

Hi Joshua,

Fancy running into you here!

> the total space i would have to work with is roughly 30' x 20' <

One big advantage of a single room - at least for the typical home studio - is having one large space avoids the boxy sound and low frequency problems inherent in all small rooms. This is what Nathan was talking about. In a large room you get better monitoring, and when recording the microphones and performers don't have to be so close to walls.

--Ethan

24th June 2005, 06:53 PM	#30
Ethan Winer Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA Posts: 5,061	Hi Joshua, Fancy running into you here! > the total space i would have to work with is roughly 30' x 20' < One big advantage of a single room - at least for the typical home studio - is having one large space avoids the boxy sound and low frequency problems inherent in all small rooms. This is what Nathan was talking about. In a large room you get better monitoring, and when recording the microphones and performers don't have to be so close to walls. --Ethan __________________ www.realtraps.com The acoustic treatment experts ----------------------- Amazing Telecaster guitar video