square_wave
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How little or how much of room treatment do you do ?
At what point did you feel it is too much or too little ?
What are critical room treatments that you feel is necessaryfor the magic to happen ?
My thought process is like this :
A room with no treatment is a bare room with nothing in it. I mean totally bare concrete walls and a person sitting on a wooden stool in front of the speakers. Anything that is added to this will act as a some kind of treatment because everything has some absorption or diffusion properties.
Carpets, curtains, sofa, chairs, bookshelves with books in it, material of the walls / floor / ceiling. Everything changes the sound in someway. If you add professionally created treatment materials you are doing something in a scientific manner rather than putting a sofa or bookshelf with books which has got some unknown properties.
In the light of the above thought, I would like people whohave a lot of experience put forth the thoughts which govern their approach.
At what point did you feel it is too much or too little ?
What are critical room treatments that you feel is necessaryfor the magic to happen ?
My thought process is like this :
A room with no treatment is a bare room with nothing in it. I mean totally bare concrete walls and a person sitting on a wooden stool in front of the speakers. Anything that is added to this will act as a some kind of treatment because everything has some absorption or diffusion properties.
Carpets, curtains, sofa, chairs, bookshelves with books in it, material of the walls / floor / ceiling. Everything changes the sound in someway. If you add professionally created treatment materials you are doing something in a scientific manner rather than putting a sofa or bookshelf with books which has got some unknown properties.
In the light of the above thought, I would like people whohave a lot of experience put forth the thoughts which govern their approach.
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