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withintheflux · 22nd June 2009

Hello there folks. I recently moved into a new space and am working on the acoustics of the mix room. I've already done quite a bit of bass trapping. 2 of the 4 corners has floor to ceiling stacked Rock wool triangles and several of the corners are straddled with 703.and/or 702. I've also built a cloud. The rooms dimensions are: (19.3 Ft. wide, 10 Ft high, 15 Ft deep).

I thought that perhaps some of you who have used ET or Fuzzmeasure to dial in your room might have some insight into my own graph. for my test I recorded my left adam a7 nearfield from mix position, with a behringer measurement condenser mic.

Namely, I am wondering how bad or good it looks comparatively. Currently the room translates well, it seems, but I'm just getting aquainted.

thanks!

blake

22nd June 2009	#1
withintheflux Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2003 Location: San Francisco, ca Posts: 234 Thread Starter	First Fuzzmeasure Graph. Any opinions? Hello there folks. I recently moved into a new space and am working on the acoustics of the mix room. I've already done quite a bit of bass trapping. 2 of the 4 corners has floor to ceiling stacked Rock wool triangles and several of the corners are straddled with 703.and/or 702. I've also built a cloud. The rooms dimensions are: (19.3 Ft. wide, 10 Ft high, 15 Ft deep). I thought that perhaps some of you who have used ET or Fuzzmeasure to dial in your room might have some insight into my own graph. for my test I recorded my left adam a7 nearfield from mix position, with a behringer measurement condenser mic. Namely, I am wondering how bad or good it looks comparatively. Currently the room translates well, it seems, but I'm just getting aquainted. thanks! blake __________________ www.clumsycongregation.com