Post by isaiah on Mar 20, 2017 17:34:12 GMT
Hello Real Traps and members of the Audio Expert Forum!
I have an inquiry as far acoustic treatment for my room.
I live in a trapezoid attic and the dimensions are as follows...
My height is 6' 7''
, my width is 12' meh, and my depth is 26' 
Yes, I am proud to be a novice, acoustic enthusiast that is learning everyday about acoustics, but I wanted to see what the community would recommend.
I've been researching material from great, informative experts like Dennis Folley from Acoustic Fields and Ethan Winer from Real Traps. I even observe what I can from my local studios here in Baltimore, MD
So, considering my room dimensions, should I fill the room with owens corning 703 4'' frk on the corners of my walls and on reflection points?
Should I get thicker or more dense material to fill the room? (I think thinner over the whole surface area is better?)
Should I use the fluffy lol to stuff behind the traps that I put up in the corners?
Should I use diffusion considering the way my room type and dimensions are?
I think my room should be considered small because it's under 3,000 cubic feet
I also attached some information to help make this a little more clear.
The attachments are what my room looks like and the size.
Also, I'm putting my speakers where my dresser is near the window.
I have an inquiry as far acoustic treatment for my room.
I live in a trapezoid attic and the dimensions are as follows...
My height is 6' 7''
, my width is 12' meh, and my depth is 26' 
Yes, I am proud to be a novice, acoustic enthusiast that is learning everyday about acoustics, but I wanted to see what the community would recommend.
I've been researching material from great, informative experts like Dennis Folley from Acoustic Fields and Ethan Winer from Real Traps. I even observe what I can from my local studios here in Baltimore, MD
So, considering my room dimensions, should I fill the room with owens corning 703 4'' frk on the corners of my walls and on reflection points?
Should I get thicker or more dense material to fill the room? (I think thinner over the whole surface area is better?)
Should I use the fluffy lol to stuff behind the traps that I put up in the corners?
Should I use diffusion considering the way my room type and dimensions are?
I think my room should be considered small because it's under 3,000 cubic feet
I also attached some information to help make this a little more clear.
The attachments are what my room looks like and the size.
Also, I'm putting my speakers where my dresser is near the window.
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