Soundman2020 - Studio Design Forum

Ok cool! No rush and no worries if you can’t. But thank you in advance for the additional visual!

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Trevor

I think I better understand the track layout now! Would they both be on the right side wall next to the door? And the panel would attach on the right side top and bottom? And then the issue you present is that there is nothing on the left side to stabilize it as you move it from flush to diagonal? H...

1978 The absorber arrangement in the rear tri-corners looks immense! And the movable panel with angled with 1x12s is also superb, looks much better than the standard design. Thanks Jennifer! They are pretty huge haha. Double the size of a standard super chunk. I just figure if the corners are where...

Haha thanks Gabriel! It helps me see what this might actually start looking like. And so others can call me out if I start doing something crazy!

I'm going superchunk crazy! Ahhhhhhh

I'm sure some of these would need some slats for bring back some high end...

And here's if I make it angled with 1x12s so it fits the corner shape better. But could still turn out and be flush with that back side wall for ease of opening the doorway (which I will probably make open into the other room). Not sure if it would be stable with wheels considering how tall it is. T...

Here's a rough sketch I made for the back wall superchunks going floor to ceiling and also across the top corner meeting in the tri-corners. That's how big the "moveable" panel on wheels would need to be on the right there! :ahh: (unless I bring the superchunk down a few more inches to cov...

Soundman2020 , Stuart thank you again!! I will reply in more detail later but yes I did use the ray tracing tool to help with this! I just hid it so you could see that 70 degree angle. I’m going to send you a PM regarding a soffit design quote. I would love to make it happen but I feel way in over ...

Just gonna go ahead and throw this out there. I've been trying to read up and refresh all day regarding raytracing and the maximum angles necessary. I realize, there is no way to get a RFZ in a room like this without soffit mounting the speakers (something I'm considering but would probably need to ...

Stuart you are the man! Thank you for all the detailed answers. I've also been reading through your REW analysis on this page ( https://www.digistar.cl/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=208&p=963&hilit=cloud+hard#p963 ) and finding it super helpful. I try my best to learn from the forum first b...

1938 Forget the studio, sign to be a contestant on Project Runway. Hahah...I actually figured out what my affliction in life is...it's called being a "multipotentialite" lol. My gf found this ted talk on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sZdcB6bjI8 Yes, I agree with Starlight, the...

1936 No worries at all, no offence taken in the slightest. The likes of Stuart & Avare have knowledge way ahead of mine, and I am all too happy that they are prepared to share it. Ok cool! And yes Stuart is on another level haha. I don't know Avare yet though. Looking forward to reading his stu...

Burlap (hessian in the UK) is sackcloth so loose and inconsistent weave is part and parcel of this, the cheapest of textiles. Having said that, I like the look of the weave (and the colour) of your first link, the blue vintage linen burlap. Happy hunting for the right one! Thanks Starlight! I appre...

I found a company that seems to have some great and somewhat unique "burlap" fabric! Check it out (click on a "vintage linen burlap"): https://bestfabricstore.com/burlap-cloth.html I'm going to call them tomorrow about this "vintage linen burlap" which is actually 100% ...

So like I said in a previous post, I'm planning to use two colors of burlap for the room (one lighter and one darker). I plan to use the white polyester batting behind the lighter color to get an even look across the face of the panel. I was wondering if this black 3oz weed barrier might work behind...