hi all
i have strong bass in my home studio...i think i need a bass trap...so i made(home made)bass traps...just want know how i hook up this bass traps i n my studio(my studio is 2m x 4m)if any one have photos gust send it to me. thank you all
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ok.... firest:i mix with ADAM ANF10,the palce were i sit is:the
ok....
firest:i mix with ADAM ANF10,the palce were i sit is:the door is behinde me,on my right side about 1m,on my left side about 2.5m,i put the mic on my left side..the keyboerd is infront of me..the midi racks is on my right side i put evrything in one pice of muble also the ANF10,,,,so i sit on the right side of my studio,if u have anouther thing to ask:pls let me know..
I don't recommend bass traps. Once you trap them, you'll have t
I don't recommend bass traps. Once you trap them, you'll have to feed them and take care of them and if you don't, the SPCA will get on your back. Besides, where are you going to stick all of that extra-bass? You've already got too much in your closets. You might have to call in a sheriff to have it removed?
You might want to make your room smaller in that way it will have less bass. A lower calorie diet might also help?
Lost 50 pounds of my bass
Ms. Remy Ann David
What are your traps made of? In a room that size, you're not go
What are your traps made of?
In a room that size, you're not going to just need a few traps, you're going to need a LOT of absorption.
My main mix room is not much bigger and it's about the deadest room I've ever been in (quiet too...you can hear your heart beating...)
RemyRAD wrote: I don't recommend bass traps. Once you trap them
RemyRAD wrote: I don't recommend bass traps. Once you trap them, you'll have to feed them and take care of them and if you don't, the SPCA will get on your back. Besides, where are you going to stick all of that extra-bass? You've already got too much in your closets. You might have to call in a sheriff to have it removed?
You might want to make your room smaller in that way it will have less bass. A lower calorie diet might also help?
Lost 50 pounds of my bass
Ms. Remy Ann David
Where do you get that shit? Hook me up with that dealer!
i made that trap as it is in this this was in youtube,how to m
i made that trap as it is in this
this was in youtube,how to make a bass trap.
i have this problem in my home studio after i (renew)my way of putting my staf,now i have new wood rack(big size)i put evrything in it...so before i have this new rack i was listing my music exactly as i mixed them...now i put a CD in my car after a good mix full of bass(as i listen)but it was WITH NO BASS !!!this bass in my home studio was FAKE !! big sound in home studio....poor sound in another place....so what to do??i dont need a bass trap??
eash wrote: u know cucco:i have the same wood rack as u sent me
eash wrote: u know cucco:i have the same wood rack as u sent me in the pics !!! u think this wood rack is the reasone of making a huge bass like this???spicialy my place is too small....also i put my ADAM ANF10 in bouth sides of that rack....perhaps..........
I sent you pics of a rack?? Not to say I didn't - I just don't recall.
If the adams are on either side of the rack, it could be resonating. Are you saying they *are* there or you *could* put them there. If they are - move them.
I have a large (very large) wooden rack (48 spaces - 24 in two rows) but it stays behind me in the control room and when filled, does a nice job of acting as a bit of diffusion.
When empty - it resonates like mad.
you r lucky..you have a control room...i have only one room for
you r lucky..you have a control room...i have only one room for rec and mix !!yes you sent me thees pics...also yes i put my ADAM in bouth sides of that rack...i have no choic,my place is too small.today i will hook up my bass traps as it is on this pics:
http://www.realtraps.com/lf-noise.htm
so i will tell you soon...thank you
Cucco wrote: What are your traps made of? In a room that size,
Cucco wrote: What are your traps made of?
In a room that size, you're not going to just need a few traps, you're going to need a LOT of absorption.
My main mix room is not much bigger and it's about the deadest room I've ever been in (quiet too...you can hear your heart beating...)
I may be moving temporarily into a a rather large room. Is there any budget way to absorb and deflect?
I have considered just buying a room kit, but i figure I might as well apply some of the building skills I have and make up some traps and absorbers that I can rest on the walls.
I plan on taking a shot at making mixing a career, so I dont want to be waisting valuable learning time in a room where every thing is cluttered and exaggerated.
This would best be discussed in the Acoustics forum where the re
This would best be discussed in the Acoustics forum where the real experts on room acoustics can weigh in, but a good, budget way of doing this is with bookshelves full of books.
The bookshelves - check out craigslist. They pop up in the free section from time to time.
The books, go to a library or used book store and at the very least, you can offer to buy all of their $1 books or take the old books off the library's hands. I've done this with a local bookstore and offered them $100 for all of their $1 books. I got about 250+ books for $100. They were happy to have the space on their shelves and get rid of some books that had 10 years of dust on them.
haha Where I live now, I have my girlfriends HUGE desk behind me
haha
Where I live now, I have my girlfriends HUGE desk behind me. which is a god send.
great Idea with the book shelfs. I figured I would try to add as much clutter to the room as I can.
But yea, I will take my questions to the proper forum next time.
And just for the record, There is never any beer in my mini studio space, or do I smoke by it.
Cut me some slack. I am far to new to the game to fall into a stereotype... yet.
Well.... how does it look?
Well.... how does it look?