Alright, help me out with room treatment

[xFkx]

So, finaly fired up Room Eq Wizard, calibrated the mic and the soundcard, here's what i've got:

There's a null at 85 Hz that i want to get rid off..

There's also this bump at 35 Hz, but I don't know if anything can be done about it. It's like the reverbant frequency of my house, each time the sweep passes this frequency it's like the whole house comes alive (vibrates)

The Room is more or less 3x3x6m (h,w,l)

It's the room I live in so there's a bed, a closet full of clothes and a bunch of other stuff.

I've got some treatment here in there but it has more to do with higher frequency, with the low stuff I guess bass-traps are the answer, dunno.

 

[darthjujuu]

bass traps would probably be the first thing to do, but you didn't need to be told that =p whereja get that room calibration software?? i'd love to do that in my room

 

[xFkx]

http://www.hometheatershack.com/roomeq/

If you don't have a SPL meter, you'll have to find the freqency response graph of your mic of choice, and then type it in a calibration file. Anywho, to download it you'll have to register at that strange board, but it's essential anyway becouse this software is really mind boggling at first glance

 

[drew_drummer]

If their forums weren't so fucking gash and security intensive, I might've actually given this a go!

 

[abt]

this software is really mind boggling at first glance

Maybe now that this has surfaced again here I might have a go at it. The instructions for this are fucking horrid. It would be nice if there was a simplified step by step tutorial for dumb asses.

 

[Ben Johnson]

Yeah, right...