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Hello BriHar
Thanks for more good news—are we saying not to treat the ceiling ? Yes, this ceiling is high–it would please
me to look up and say " You’re doing your job "…without clouds
You got me: I was going to mention egg cartons next !!!
Room sound is a topic i hadn’t considered…but, thanks to a poster early in this thread, the topic is now: What
can i do with the small cubicle i live in ?..a good challenge
Your post had a funny aspect:
"…Most require only room treatment, as for many, the room in question is simply being adapted and very often is also a bedroom, rather than being built for purpose. Decide too what your purpose is, the requirements for a recording studio are much different than a control room or mixing studio. For many of us we need to do all of the above in a single room - a so called Project Studio - in which case you may run across the term “live end dead end” among others. "
Is a bedroom not built for a purpose ??? Mine is a home, eh ??? My indoor life is all in here…I do everything
in it…It’s small—Maybe that is a bonus…i can’t say there is any inherent echo at all…but then, when
i sing, i must admit, i know ( eyes closed ) where i am…one just has to be sonically observant—no doubt an
acquired skill i’ll be acquiring more of…yeah, all purpose bedroom, eh ?
Thanks again for the wisdom BriHar—the high ceiling is ok right ?
Now it’s time to check out those links you cited…
jb+
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