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Sound Acoustics

Rishi
Rishi

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Posted : Dec 16, 2004 10:21

Hi , i search the search .. and didnt find nothing about this .. so i wil give it a go.
2 days ago i signed papers for my new studio room , and now im maybe thinking i did something wrong ..
The room is round ( actually is 16 cornered, but looks round )

I am upgrading my studio in february .. with some nice speakers .. and well i am aware that i probably should spend some money on the room acoustivcs ..But Does anyone know if it will be possible to have some nice acoustics in such a room ?..

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Boobytrip
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Posted : Dec 16, 2004 15:43

Depends... how large is the room ?

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Annunaki

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Posted : Dec 16, 2004 16:17

I would imagine a round room would be good for preventing standing waves (no parallel walls to reflect/bounce the sounds).

As Boobytrip said, can you describe the room a little bit more?

The things to watch out for are bare walls, cube rooms (same height, width, depth), and rooms where one dimension is an even multiple of the other (say a 6X12' room).

In all my reading about acoustics, I haven't find any criticisms of round rooms.

Some links on acoustics:
http://www.ethanwiner.com/acoustics.html#sizes%20and%20shapes - general discussion on sound proofing
http://www.musicplayer.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum;f=26;hardset=;start_point=;DaysPrune= - a forum where you might want to ask your questions.

Hope that helps!

-Alex

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