Where would you put desk in this room?

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"Brian Huether" <brianhuethernospam@nospamhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> An omnirax Prostation will be arriving any minute now. It will go in a
room
> adjacent to an isolation room. Here is a little diagram:
>
> 19'
> ______________________________
> | a |
> | |
> | b control room c | 11'
> | |
> | d |
> _________ _________________
> | 8.5' |
> | |
> \ isolation room | 8'
> \ |
> \__________________|
>
> This isn't to scale, but where would you put it? Against wall a, b, c, or
d?
>
> thanks,
>
> brian

Brian

I don't want to recommend a placement... there are others more qualified for
that advice. I am curious where the door is to your control room though. How
do you get into these rooms?


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-Hev
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Brian,

> where would you put it? Against wall a, b, c, or d? <

Set up so you're facing either wall b or wall c. Using wall c is probably
better because if you face wall b there's a door where you need an absorber
panel to catch the first reflections. Then place your chair so your ears are
about 7 feet from the wall in front of you.

--Ethan

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>Face wall c with longest length of room behind you, and put double window
>into
>iso room for vocalists.

I agree..I have a similar setup and it works well..the room sounds very uniform
this way. Might have to experiment with monitor placement and
absobtion/diffusion.
Plus I like having talent to the side as stuff on top of the meter
bridge..etc..get into the kline of sight if straight on. I have my DAW setup
kind of kitty corner to the room window.






John A. Chiara
SOS Recording Studio
Live Sound Inc.
Albany, NY
www.sosrecording.net
518-449-1637