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Glitch_CapeTown
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Posted : May 26, 2008 18:38
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OpenSourceCode
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Posted : May 26, 2008 18:57
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i keep all drinkey smokey things ON THE FLOOR.
that way if they spill, i can just towel them up. |
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Glitch_CapeTown
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Posted : May 26, 2008 21:24
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Trip-
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splinter
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Posted : May 28, 2008 08:34
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On 2008-05-26 18:38, Glitch_CapeTown wrote:
hahaha, i have countless pieces of marijuana thats fallen thru under they keys, hahaha
one day if im reaaaly desperate i will scrape it out hahahahahaha
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rofl i just did that 10 minutes ago.
weight it...0.6
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yveusss
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Posted : May 28, 2008 19:48
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@trip: Are your wood diffusers diy? do they work as good as they look ? |
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vegetal
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Posted : May 28, 2008 20:21
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Trip-
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Posted : May 29, 2008 11:01
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yveusss,
the diffusers were designed for my room specifically and made by a carpenter. I can't achieve a furniture-like quality like a good carpenter can. I should've added that they are filled with high density fiberglass.
But of course you can go DIY,
please check this link (scroll to the end):
http://forum.studiotips.com/viewtopic.php?t=48
vegetal,
I don't understand what you mean by 'the form is too regular' and 'optimum diffusion'. A poly diffuser is probably one of the best diffusers that can both diffuse a wide range of frequencies and yet be DIY/inexpensive.
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Boobytrip
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Posted : May 29, 2008 12:22
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Those look really good mr Trip. How do they perform in your room ? Do they give the impression thay your walls disappear, sound-wise ? |
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Alex Roudos
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Posted : May 29, 2008 12:30
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They look definitely very very beautiful and well made.
But as far as i know these are deflectors and not diffusors.
A friend told me once that the biggest mistake we make is that we believe we live, when in reality we are sleeping in the waiting room of life. |
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Trip-
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Posted : May 29, 2008 12:30
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I wish walls would dissappear 
Basicly, everyone can have a different target for their diffusers. Mine was to create an acoustical recording area, disabling horrible flutter (bathroomy) in that specific area while not over-damping the whole room with too much absorbtion.
To answer the first q, they achieve what I've planned them to achieve, though I'm not recording anything yet.
@alex,
I'm not familiar with that term (deflector), and would rather keep calling this a diffuser, since that what it does to a set of frequencies hitting it. You can read some valuable information only at your will of course http://forum.studiotips.com/viewtopic.php?t=3192&start=20 Crackling universes dive into their own neverending crackle...
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Alex Roudos
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Posted : May 29, 2008 21:35
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It's true what you say. They are they simplest diffusers that can be made. They are known as polycylindrical diffusers. I prefer the term "deflector", as a true 1D or 2D diffuser works differently and is rather complicated to built.
Here's a part of an article from Ethan Winer, regarding this issue :
"The simplest type of diffusor is one or more sheets of plywood attached to a wall at a slight angle, to prevent sound from bouncing repeatedly between the same two walls. Alternatively, the plywood can be bent into a curved shape, though that is more difficult to install. In truth, this is really a deflector, not a diffuser, as described in more detail below. However, a deflector is sufficient to avoid flutter echoes between parallel surfaces."
And here's the link for more info :
http://www.ethanwiner.com/acoustics.html
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Trip-
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Posted : May 30, 2008 11:19
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Alex mate,
I wouldn't argue with Winer's approach, but as I can see on the internet, he is the only one who uses this term, and those who read that follow using the term. I'm just glad we have a variety of acousticians to consolidate with - each to his approach...
This though is not one huge poly, but a series of polys rotated each. I would dig a bit to get the terms straight 
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Nemesys
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assaf
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Posted : Jun 1, 2008 18:19
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i have carpets 
cost like 300€ per sqr/m