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Jeff - did you look into constructing the front & rear walls so they wouldn't be parallel to each other? This reduces standing waves. Radio studios do a simila
by chiph 3y ago
Jeff - did you look into constructing the front & rear walls so they wouldn't be parallel to each other? This reduces standing waves. Radio studios do a similar thing where a window into the production booth will be dual-pane glass, but with one of the panes slanted so that sound waves bounce at an angle and don't impact the other pane as strongly.
Of course, by now you're probably already past that point in construction and are choosing paint colors...
- geerlingguy 3y agoYes, we discussed this with the architect and builder (both of whom build radio studios with some frequency), and they said it could help a little, but would not be a large issue for spoken word-only, and is more of a concern when you have more sound sources, and less control over mic locations and the interior treatment. It would've been nice, but would've added a little cost to the project (not much, but not worth it if I could allocate it to resilient channel or neoprene, instead).