Treating a room with two open spaces on one side

[OpusOfTrolls]

Have you considered the wall on the left?

[Scott Whigham]

I've thought of that, along with putting the desk in the corner.I'd like to have sort of a mini-LEDE setup though so that I can track on one end and mix on the other. My desk can be moved around fairly easily if needed.

[Scott Whigham]

I've updated the picture to be more accurate in terms of what's going on off to the top right side. Hopefully someone has experienced this and can offer some advice!

[Glenn Kuras]

I would flip the room to face the bottom wall. See the following why you don't want to face the left wall. In the end though every room is different so you can test yours to see.
Video: Positioning Listening Spot
For testing the room
Room EQ Wizard Tutorial Video

[Scott Whigham]

Originally Posted by Glenn Kuras

I would flip the room to face the bottom wall.

Thanks, Glenn. My moveable panel is a nice, big GiK Monster bass trap

The bottom wall - that's interesting. I haven't even considered that actually, partly because of how strange that wall is and the fact that the door would open in and hit the mix desk. The previous owners have built a cutout section for a big screen TV in that spot replete with cabinets below:



Pardon the mess - we've only just moved in and I'm still making heads or tails of things

[Glenn Kuras]

mmmmmm... I would test it both ways and see which is best. Or just work with your first layout if that is easier for you. Bottom like you should do a mix after treating and if it translates well (no surprises in the car or other systems) then you are fine.

[DanDan]

Hi Scott. What are the walls made of? Concrete? Sheetrock?
This could help decide a direction.
DD

[Scott Whigham]

They are just 1/2" sheetrock.