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Old 20th June 2009   #1
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Recording studio - albufeira, portugal

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This is the latest studio I have designed. I usually do tons of work in acoustics not related to studio design (environmental and industrial acoustics, large rooms etc..)

The idea of the control room is to get a non-dry space with controlled acoustics. The budget and space for this project is VERY limited (weigth is 3m , aroud 10 ft)

- using diffusion to enlarge the sound in the room and stay way from an anechoic sound type room
- use of medium frequencies absorption
- simple construction

I also be posting pictures of the tracking room with variable acoustics when I have photos as well as the control room, this will take some time.







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I had understood such diffusion in such a small space was counter-productive so I can't wait to read/see more!
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Lenght of the room is around 22 ft (4.5 m) so the distance from rear diffuser to listening position is equal or longer than 10 ft. I don't like to use only absorption in a room.

About the side diffusers they are used to prevent the room to become too dry and are placed after the listening position. This is my preference.

I have been in studios done by other acoustica engineers other than myself who have also used diffusion in first reflection points and the rooms have very good acoustics. The rooms end up sounding larger than they really are and are more approximate from typical listening conditions.
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Finally I'm going to add some pictures



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A video on youtube of this project
YouTube - Acoustical Project Recording Studio www.onlineacoustics.com

I will add pictures in January hopefully !
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I was not able to place a YOUTUBE video here, it shows an empty square...

Got it working !
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Hi Andre.

What its the main frequency for the QRD diffusor for the side walls?, did you considered the distance between the walls for its design??.

Cool video!
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Hello,

Frequency for the back diffuser is around 700 Hz. Side diffusers are half the
depth.

This is already a small room so I chose to use thinner diffusers on the side walls

I will post more pictures soon.
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Andre,

Boa sorte no projeto. Qualquer coisa pode contar comigo.

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Andre,

Good luck with your project and you can count on me if you need anything.

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Hi there,

This is not my room but it is my client's project. It is a small budget project
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