Post by Tbone81 on Mar 14, 2022 17:49:43 GMT -6
I have a very small room, 11’ x 13’8 with 7’9” ceilings
I have lots of bass traps and broad band absorption. It’s a mix of DIY and real traps. I’m covered on that front. In general my room is pretty dead sounding and could use some more “space” or “air” or “livelyness” to make it more natural sounding.
I’m wondering what to do on my back wall. It’s only 7’6” from my listening position. I want to put some diffusers on the wall but I’m
concerned about comb filtering. I’ve read that you want a minimum distance from a diffuser, based on its freq range, or else you run into the above mentioned issue. But, I have to practice experience with that. What complicates it is that I regularly track vocals and acoustic guitar I’m my room as well, so that would decrease the distance from the diffusers.
I’m I spending too much time on the hypothetical here? Is it a real issue I need to worry about? I already had to add some spot panels on my low ceiling to get rid is some comb filtering it was causing.
I have lots of bass traps and broad band absorption. It’s a mix of DIY and real traps. I’m covered on that front. In general my room is pretty dead sounding and could use some more “space” or “air” or “livelyness” to make it more natural sounding.
I’m wondering what to do on my back wall. It’s only 7’6” from my listening position. I want to put some diffusers on the wall but I’m
concerned about comb filtering. I’ve read that you want a minimum distance from a diffuser, based on its freq range, or else you run into the above mentioned issue. But, I have to practice experience with that. What complicates it is that I regularly track vocals and acoustic guitar I’m my room as well, so that would decrease the distance from the diffusers.
I’m I spending too much time on the hypothetical here? Is it a real issue I need to worry about? I already had to add some spot panels on my low ceiling to get rid is some comb filtering it was causing.
