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ben00net · 7th January 2010

Hi Everyone,

I have the option of having my mixing desk facing a window or having the window behind me and sitting on the other side of the room.

Treatment with bass traps etc is almost complete.

What are the advantages/disadvantages of sitting facing a window v having the window behind me.

I can make some panels to slot into the window cavities which i can stick some treatment onto if that is ultimately the best option (ie no window at all) - i like the sunlight though

Cheers

Ben

7th January 2010	#1
ben00net Gear interested Joined: Dec 2009 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 21 Thread Starter	Window in mix room - face or not to face Hi Everyone, I have the option of having my mixing desk facing a window or having the window behind me and sitting on the other side of the room. Treatment with bass traps etc is almost complete. What are the advantages/disadvantages of sitting facing a window v having the window behind me. I can make some panels to slot into the window cavities which i can stick some treatment onto if that is ultimately the best option (ie no window at all) - i like the sunlight though Cheers Ben __________________ Ben Ackerman www.tijuana.com.au Protools 8, Motu 828mk3, m-Audio Project Mix, Sans Amp Rack, Marshall 9200 Power Amp, KRK Rokits, lots of guitars and bundles of plugins blah blah blah.