Soundman2020 - Studio Design Forum

I must be getting old. 3 weeks with no uploads. Here are a couple of great ones on window TL. Both are classics and unfortunately difficult to find. I hope you enjoy seeing them.

It has been 10 days since I uploaded anything. Like Long's work of the same title, Egan is a goldmine of information. It has been recommended as an introductory text. It is an introductory text at a graduate level.

It has been a while. It is not studio acoustics but it is about well known venues,

Enjoy!

This can go in so many forums and topics.

Dr Space wrote:Qr Bbpost I got a long mail from Stuart the other day. He will return soon. He has been ill. He is sorry.
Ricardo,, Dr Space..

Thank you for the update!

Beautiful. Happy New Year!

Vinokur has some great stuff on triple-leafs. He is referenced in Long Architectural Acoustics.

Something that is asked a lot is what about compressing the material? Here is a paper on that.

SoWhat wrote:Qr BbpostWould there be a use for the FSK? Perhaps on an outer leaf assembly? Just curious.

If you want some high frequency reflections. Study the data and enjoy!

I ran into this helping with a query in Gearslutz. Great LF absorption!

The Schroeder frequency has nothing to do with diffusion. It is the frequency where modes are so close that they overlap such that one half bandwidth of modes is less than the spacing between the modes See the appendix in RD 1992-8.

2361 Greetings Stuart, Thanks for this!!! So a question: Symphony Hall in Boston (home of the BSO) is well-known for not having ANY bad seats (sound-wise speaking; its true, I've been to many concerts there). Does this mean that there isn't a Schroeder Frequency happening (Best. Diffusion. Ever.)? ...

I have no desire to hijack https://www.digistar.cl/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=794. Attached is an analysis of 3 concert halls including Boston Symphony. There is much more than just the Schroeder Frequency involved with great acoustics.

2361 Greetings Stuart, Thanks for this!!! So a question: Symphony Hall in Boston (home of the BSO) is well-known for not having ANY bad seats (sound-wise speaking; its true, I've been to many concerts there). Does this mean that there isn't a Schroeder Frequency happening (Best. Diffusion. Ever.)? ...