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dagoldenknight86
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Thanks guys! I'll work on that tonight and keep you posted.
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billelder
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| Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 4:47 pm Post subject: |
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| I use Foam By Mail for my walls. Pretty nice price, too! |
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Jeffrey Kafer
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Lizden
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| Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:48 pm Post subject: |
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| billelder wrote: | | I use Foam By Mail for my walls. Pretty nice price, too! |
I had seen you mention them in an earlier thread, Bill, and just placed my first order with them a couple of days ago... Should get my package any day!
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davediamondprovo
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| sdelgo wrote: | ...bass traps are needed but those should be used in your monitoring room not in the vocal booth.
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I find that statement grossly unsubstantiated. I use a bass trap in my booth. As a matter of fact the manufacturer of the booth tried to sell me one for it as well.
Are you speaking from experience or just repeating something you read elsewhere?
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sdelgo
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Dave,
I was speaking just on this specific case judging by the picture provided. To me it looks like the closet is far too small to even fit a trap in there. However, each room is different some vocal booths may need low frequency control some may not. I tend to see bass traps used far more in monitoring/mixing rooms as opposed to vocal booths. If you keep the reflections down in a vocal booth(depending on the shape/size of the room) you're 75% of the way there.
Treatments in the monitoring/mixing rooms are another story all together.
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