Treating First Reflection Points in a Small Studio
Learn to find and treat first reflection points with the mirror trick so your small studio images better and your mixes finally translate to other systems.
Learn to find and treat first reflection points with the mirror trick so your small studio images better and your mixes finally translate to other systems.
A practical guide to acoustic panel thickness and absorption: why 2 inches often beats 1 inch, when to go thicker, and how to avoid wasting money.
Set up speaker placement and your listening position for accurate sound with no new gear, using symmetry, the equilateral triangle, and simple fixes.
Walk into almost any untreated room, stand in a corner, and play a track with a steady low end. The
A practical guide to bass traps: why room low-end is the hardest to control, where to place traps in your room corners, and the mistakes to avoid.
Anyone who has set up a recording or mixing space in a spare bedroom, a converted garage, or the corner
Studio monitors are precision instruments, but they only tell the truth when they are placed properly. Two identical speakers in
Acoustic foam is the most recognisable product in the whole field of room treatment. The wedge and pyramid tiles that
Learn studio monitor placement step by step to build a reliable listening sweet spot, so your mixes translate and your low end finally makes sense.
Most people treat a room by ear and guesswork, moving panels around until things feel better. That approach can work,