
Hi all,
I am just setting up my studio with a small band. I have just put up some acoustic panels and bass traps. It made a big difference and the echoes are all but gone.
BUT my bassist noticed that when he goes up against the wall in the room (we checked 2 of them) and the bass sound seems to intensify so much that it becomes hard to hear anything else. I mean, it really is seriously invasive and seems to run up along the wall. The center of the room is great, but about a foot along the wall of terrible.
The ceiling is high (~ 4m/12ft) and I have placed bass traps in all the top corners, but not much acoustic paneling above 2m/6ft.
So clearly I did something wrong.
The room itself is 3x4m (10x12ft). Here are some pics.
https://drive.google.com/drive…..sp=sharing
In this pic:
https://drive.google.com/file/…..sp=sharing
You can see the bass amp which is in the back corner of the room. Bad placement? It’s got about a foot clearance on either side and maybe 6inches to the acoustic tiles in the back and nothing in front of it for about 4 feet (4 feet between it and the drummer).
Any advice ?
Thanks in advance.
Your issue is not echo. Echo is a repeating signal. Your issue is reverberation and will require a 65% surface area coverage of all 4 walls and ceiling. The “technology” you have used does not have the proper rate band level of absorption to deal with your small room large source output room.
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