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Originally Posted by Glenn Kuras  I would avoid that if a mixing room. Slanted ceiling and non parallel walls are great if you building from the ground up but symmetry is very important and to find that with slanted walls or ceiling in a pre made room, that is correct, is not easy. Stick with the largest room you can find with good symmetry and you will be fine. |
thanks for the response , what would you consider to be a large room for mixing/monitoring at home?
I don't really want a live performance area so much as a control room with as big a sweet-spot as possible. If I get a house a 500-800 sq ft room is pretty big and should help provide a good listening environment with some treatment.....
also what is an optimal room shape? Is a long rectangular room considered preferable versus a perfectly square room when they both have the same square footage?
Is there something I can listen for in a room when i go to look at a house or something to look for in the construction of a room?