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I feel great joining this forum as i want to share my Mixing Studio Room build in my basement here, with all it's trials and errors lol.
I have a basic understanding of Acoustics, but a diploma/certifications in Network Engineering, which i been in for 10+ years.
I have been procrastinating for years to do this studio and thought its just easier to mix & produce with Headphones, Cars & Home Theatre Systems, but after a while it's a workflow killer and i cant get that depth & width in my music to shine, you know that wet spatial 3D sound lol.
No worries as i finally had the budget to bring my dream studio to life, it's was happening then boom, life decides to throw a swirl at me and i was forced to cut my budget by 75%. I didn't give up and bought what i could and said screw treating the room, decent gear should make up the difference......oh how i was wrong
. So i went on a gear site and read thousands of Acoustic posts from Avare, Ethan, DanDan, Thomas, GIK, Soundman2020, Tim & Finally Philip Newell to grasp what i could and sometimes rereading posts and nothing was concrete at first
it seem either i pay a acoustician, pay for their products for basic support, or DIY with trial & error. I took the third option and started visiting Acoustic vendor sites to gain insight on building techniques, designs & materials. I then read through various Acoustic books/pdfs from BBC, NASA, F. Alton Everest, Jürgen Meyer, RPG & recently but costly Peter D'Antonio & Trevor Cox book which am currently reading(i wish i read this earlier, you live and you learn).
Well that enough about me, and stay tuned while im compiling data and changing my testing methodologies to match Stuart REW guidelines.
Thank you for your time.
