Help with recording space set up

[Glenn Kuras]

You are going to need to move around the room and figure out the best area where it sounds good to you. Don't forget that the ceiling is a also a source for reflections.

[eugenedent]

Originally Posted by Glenn Kuras

You are going to need to move around the room and figure out the best area where it sounds good to you. Don't forget that the ceiling is a also a source for reflections.

Thanks Glenn,
What sequence would you suggest?
Should I first do "standard" room treatment with absorbers and then move around or is it better to find the best sounding spot first and then figure out what I need to do to improve it?

Thanks!

[eugenedent]

I've been reading A LOT of information on this forum about proper acoustic treatment. Very useful, and it eliminated quite a few unnecessary questions

But there's a main question: can room with this shape and size even work as a studio?

I guess I should start with orientation of my desk and speakers. Where can I place it? Can it face the corner?

Should I be considering RFZ panels or GIK Traps on stands or wall-mounted panels will do the job?

Thank you.

[Glenn Kuras]

Originally Posted by eugenedent

I've been reading A LOT of information on this forum about proper acoustic treatment. Very useful, and it eliminated quite a few unnecessary questions

But there's a main question: can room with this shape and size even work as a studio?

I guess I should start with orientation of my desk and speakers. Where can I place it? Can it face the corner?

Should I be considering RFZ panels or GIK Traps on stands or wall-mounted panels will do the job?

Thank you.

You are going to need bass trapping and panels for the reflection points for the most part. I would try facing the corner to the left of the mix spot now and measure (test the room).