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You will need to manage both lower frequency pressure and reflections between the 3 soundfields: Floor/ceiling, sidewall/sidewall, front/rear wall. Fill…
For recording drums and electric guitar
Is 12 foot ceiling too high for a recording room that's 14 ft W x 17 ft L
Rooms only see energy. What is the usage of the room.