Hey everyone,this is my first post(though i've been reading the forum for a while now).So recently i've decided to get a decent studio monitors for my home studio,but before doing that i figured i should do some kind of a room treatment.The room is quite small and im kind of a noob on the subject really, so here are some pics of the room,any ideas of what i can/should do with it?Im just looking for a basic/budget acoustic treatment.Also please dont tell me to get a bigger room cause i cant. Any suggestions would be much appreciated,thanks!
As you can see there is a kind of inside balcony windows,which are all with curtains.
This is what desk looks like,i ll remove the bookshelf on the right as soon as i get the monitors.
Double glazed windows.
This is the place for the amp,i will upgrade it soon with a bigger line 6 combo,as you can see the window is right behind it.I wonder is there anything i should do there?
Wardrobe on the opposite side.
Now this is the part that bothers me.Folding wall which separates the room with the other room.its not a big deal as far as noise reduction as no one usually is in the other room,its like a guest room.As far as acoustic treatment goes,I ve been thinking will hanging a mattress pad or a blanket or something like that over it help?
As you can see there is a kind of inside balcony windows,which are all with curtains.
This is what desk looks like,i ll remove the bookshelf on the right as soon as i get the monitors.
Double glazed windows.
This is the place for the amp,i will upgrade it soon with a bigger line 6 combo,as you can see the window is right behind it.I wonder is there anything i should do there?
Wardrobe on the opposite side.
Now this is the part that bothers me.Folding wall which separates the room with the other room.its not a big deal as far as noise reduction as no one usually is in the other room,its like a guest room.As far as acoustic treatment goes,I ve been thinking will hanging a mattress pad or a blanket or something like that over it help?
