Post by joaotavares on May 31, 2016 18:46:45 GMT
Hello everyone!
This community is amazing... I'm all the way from Portugal (living in Brazil now) and I've been reading all of the Ethan's acoustic concepts and solutions for as long as I can remember. Thank you all for being so generous when it comes to sharing knowledge.
Basically, I'm "building" a small space so I can produce (mostly Pop music) and mix . I have a pair of Yamaha HS7 and the only thing we want in the room is the workstation (which consists of the speakers, a desk with the iMac, midi controller.
We already rented the apartment, and now I have the option to build the studio in one of two rooms. This is a lease, so we can't make any structural changes. However, we can hang as many bass traps as we want, or build a wooden structure to fill with some absortion material.
What I would like to know given your expert opinion, is: What room can we get to sound better? (as in "more flat")
ROOM A: this was used as an office. It has a back sliding door that goes to the terrace (so we can work with it opened - we have no problems with neighbors, the apartment is almost isolated). All the wooden shelves can come out!
ROOM B: this was the living room. It's much bigger - we can cover the window with some kind of structure as well.
We will have a handyman working with us!
Again, Thank you so much for your time!
This community is amazing... I'm all the way from Portugal (living in Brazil now) and I've been reading all of the Ethan's acoustic concepts and solutions for as long as I can remember. Thank you all for being so generous when it comes to sharing knowledge.
Basically, I'm "building" a small space so I can produce (mostly Pop music) and mix . I have a pair of Yamaha HS7 and the only thing we want in the room is the workstation (which consists of the speakers, a desk with the iMac, midi controller.
We already rented the apartment, and now I have the option to build the studio in one of two rooms. This is a lease, so we can't make any structural changes. However, we can hang as many bass traps as we want, or build a wooden structure to fill with some absortion material.
What I would like to know given your expert opinion, is: What room can we get to sound better? (as in "more flat")
ROOM A: this was used as an office. It has a back sliding door that goes to the terrace (so we can work with it opened - we have no problems with neighbors, the apartment is almost isolated). All the wooden shelves can come out!
ROOM B: this was the living room. It's much bigger - we can cover the window with some kind of structure as well.
We will have a handyman working with us!
Again, Thank you so much for your time!
