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Originally Posted by 7thbass  Here is what I plan to do. Room is already soundproof (as much as needs to be) and has 10.5' ceiling.
I play electric bass and would like to reduce the boom. Mixing is important but as a hobbyist I really would like to get some good acoustic guitar recordings. It is just me, so I don't have to worry about recording drums, etc.
In my recordings you can hear a lot of nasty room, sound bouncing around and the room has a real boom to it. Trying to tame it.
Comes out to about 150 sq feet of treatment. That is about 30% of walls. |
I would definitely suggest making all of those panels at LEAST 4" thick. Note also that an airgap behind the panels on the walls may effectively increase your panels absorption, especially for bass notes, depending on the material you're using. Location of the panels looks great, but you never know until you test it!
