http://www.room-acoustics.org Writings & Discussions on Acoustically Accurate Home Studios and Aurally Pleasing Private Listening Rooms. Tue, 03 Oct 2006 03:33:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I've converted a small shack-sized space (approx. 16 feet long, 8 feet long, 7 1/2 feet high) into a vocal recording booth. The space is located in the beautiful hills of sunny Saratoga, California. We done three sessions there so far with fantastic results! Nothing but clarity in the vocal ... http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/15 http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/13 Jake: Do you have any favorite songs or albums you'd like to share? John: Sure. Favorite albums, you know, are going to vary a lot. And when I'm thinking of favorite albums relative to a listening environment I'm thinking in terms of acoustics, playability, or transferability of studio B to C ... http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/10 © Jake Askeland Abstract Literature review of acoustical properties of various materials for use in treatment of a home studio. Focus is on inexpensive products and designs to correct the most common and problematic studio flaws with simple, do-it-yourself projects. Minimal discussion of physical mathematics. Acoustical Treatment of Home Studios The ... http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/9 Jake: Do you have any favorite songs or albums? Paul: Sure I know lots of favorite songs and albums. Jake: Anything in particular? Paul: Alright, the most played album in my collection is Kenny Burrell and Jimmy Smith – Blue Bash. I've worn out one copy on vinyl and I'm in the enjoyable ... http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/8 Movable isolators are used to baffle instruments such as drum kits during multitrack recording sessions. Without them, bleed can be a major problem for recording most musicians. Below, I've compiled a theoretical to-do list for building such an isolator on a budget, as a DIY project. As of this post, ... http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/7 The nature of this weblog-style forum is that of education for the novice acoustitian, the very serious musician, or the home-based recording studio enthusiast. It is my intention to both answer and ask questions on the topic of room acoustics so we as a small but growing industry can grow ... http://www.room-acoustics.org/archives/3