KikoKentaurus
Active Member
Hello everyone, in a couple of days I'm moving to my new office where I (hopefully) will able to fully engage in my creative activities. However, as it often happens, the place isn't ideal, and I just want to hear some opinions on it.
Check this photo:
As you can see, room has these "double corners", probably made from gipsum and relatively hollow inside. How do they affect the bass response? They probably act as resonaters, tuned to whatever frequency?
I'm planning to fill this room with bass traps, the ones which leave an airgap, both vertical and horisontal, covering the corner as if it was a triangle foundation. I was thinking about 30/40cm thickness.
In terms of dealing with these double-corners, I have two options:
1) trying to get mini bass trap (30 cm thick, but sliced in half) in each of these fake corners
2) trying to cover the whole 'rectangle' that grows out of the corner
Both solutions seem problematic, and the only real hope that I have in mind - is that plasing HUGE amount of mineral wool arount these gypsum accretions will somehow help.
Any comments are welcome.
P.S. Walls themselves seem to be either brick or concrete
Check this photo:
As you can see, room has these "double corners", probably made from gipsum and relatively hollow inside. How do they affect the bass response? They probably act as resonaters, tuned to whatever frequency?
I'm planning to fill this room with bass traps, the ones which leave an airgap, both vertical and horisontal, covering the corner as if it was a triangle foundation. I was thinking about 30/40cm thickness.
In terms of dealing with these double-corners, I have two options:
1) trying to get mini bass trap (30 cm thick, but sliced in half) in each of these fake corners
2) trying to cover the whole 'rectangle' that grows out of the corner
Both solutions seem problematic, and the only real hope that I have in mind - is that plasing HUGE amount of mineral wool arount these gypsum accretions will somehow help.
Any comments are welcome.
P.S. Walls themselves seem to be either brick or concrete