Acoustic treatment in weird/assymetric setup/room...

[21stcenturykid]

With the rigid stuff, if you worked out how to cut it so the full sheet made you however made equilateral triangles you can get out of it, without any waste and then cut a few up in the same manner you could just stack them on top of each other in the corner perhaps. or even buy/make (plywood would work great) a shelf that matched that shape that you could stack say 10/15 of the triangles on and then put another plywood triangle on top you could then staple some material to the plywood to stop the fibres from escaping and make it look nicer.

As for material. I just went with cotton from 'Boyes' i don't know if you have one of these shops near you but you can order sheets of cotton, calico, muslin for a little over a pound a meter online. That does the job nicely!

[StratMan2604]

And is there anything else I should do about specific frequencies? Hopefully once I've put up those two hench bass traps that'll just tighten up the low end in general :P

[21stcenturykid]

The only way to really know is to test it with that REW wizard program or something similar. Get a measurement microphone and run it through the program. That's the only way you can definitely know what needs addressing unless you can hear which frequencies the room is lacking or overflowing with!

[StratMan2604]

Originally Posted by 21stcenturykid

The only way to really know is to test it with that REW wizard program or something similar. Get a measurement microphone and run it through the program. That's the only way you can definitely know what needs addressing unless you can hear which frequencies the room is lacking or overflowing with!

Kk... I'll just see how the room performs after I put some bass traps in.... My mixes aren't commercial yet anyway (Im only 16 don't judge!)