Ethan Winer

Hey Ethan,
I have incorporated a lot of your ideas into planning bass trap acoustics for my control room and recording room. I would appreciate it a lot if you were able to offer some advice before I go ahead and purchase necessary materials.
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-...ml#post9076009
Thanks

Hi Ethan,
I really appreciate if you take a look at my thread about one-room studio application and help me.
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/studi...ml#post8994668
Thanks

You're already getting great advice in that thread.

--Ethan

Hello Ethan, please if you have the time, give some input in this thread!
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/studi...d-drawing.html

is my new room with 3d graphic and calculations.. just for you to add your beloved knowlegde if you have the time.... no prob is you don't! take care bud.

Hi Ethan,

I have been reading this thread: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/low-e...ass-traps.html

Your posts are extremely helpful - thx. One question that came up in my mind is the following: Where to place the limp mass membrane?

I guess the best would be to place it in between two fiber glass panels. But I am not sure, if the facts that apply for panel absorbers do apply here (moving mass at the front, fiber glass not in contact with it).
Should the membrane be mounted to a frame, so that its sides are fixed, or not?

Hope you can give me some advice.

Chris

Thanks alot Ethan!

Here is the thread: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/studi...ml#post8894061

I'm glad to help, but I prefer to do that in the public forum. That way, the effort I put into answering will help others, and you can benefit from the answers of others too. If you don't mind, please ask in the Studio Design or Bass Traps section, and I'll gladly answer. If you want to be sure I see your post and comment on it, you're welcome to PM me a link to your post.

Hello Ethan

I've read quite alot of your articles on room treatment and am very much a fan already.

I don't know if you have the time, but I'm trying to make sense of my small music studio with slanted walls and would greatly appreciate your oppinion.

I simply can't figure out where to place the listening position and what kind of absorbsion i would benefit from the most. The room is highly impractical. :-(

Any amount of advice would be VERY apprecieated.

Best regards
Rasmus
Denmark

Here are 2 pictures (the numbers are centimeters):

That link is not valid. I'll try to find your thread anyway.

Hi,
I post as You tell me on the public forum, some people already give some advice but more technical than practical so if You can tell me more on this side for me is better.

This the forum link: Gearslutz.com - Search Results

Blessing