Why not "DEAD" room fro mixing and mastering?? - Page 5

19th March 2011

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Originally Posted by Skye

First, would this be an effective way to deaden a room?

Effective way to 'deaden' a room? Yes! Effective way to create an anechoic chamber? Probably not!

LF decay would still remain etc...

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Second, could a room like this be advantageous for audio work?

This has already been covered during this thread...

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