Hi guys, i'll introduce myself as most of you dont know me.
My name is Matthijs, 28yo and i'm from the netherlands. (so my writing might nog be perfect )
Im currently setting up my new room which is meant for professional mixing purposes.
The lengt of my room is 5.65 (Meters)
The width is 3.48 (meters)
The highest point is 2,75 (its not a flat ceiling)
So with this information i made up some calculations where to put my speakers
and where would be my listening position. I had read the listening position should be around 30 till 38 % from your
front wall. So i did.
I placed everything (besides the lengt of course) exact in the middle and have setup the triangle as precice as possible.
My listening position is now at : 2.05 from the front wall which is 36 %
Im giving all this information becouse my graph gave me a big dip around the 100 hz and im being told i should experiment with
moving my listening position and or my speakers position. The only thing im concernt about is how to go about it becouse
every inch would make a big change in the symetry and even possibilities of placement.
So my question is, what would be the best and most effective way to find out where the dip is comming from whitout constantly changing my whole setup just to test if something changed, i mean there should be some guidelines right which makes things easyer ? Isnt there a way to find the source with the information given in the graphs ?
Here are some photo's of my measurements and the room im working in.
As you can see the dip is around 15 db, tho this is probably 5 db to much becouse my spl reading gives 5 db lower when doing the subwoover test.
I tried diffrenct mic placements with symetric angle towards my speaker, and i tried putting a absorb panel in front of my tv just to see if it does something with
reflections or buildups, and i checked to see if it makes a diffrence when i put my refference monitors away. Not big diffrences on all.
My name is Matthijs, 28yo and i'm from the netherlands. (so my writing might nog be perfect )
Im currently setting up my new room which is meant for professional mixing purposes.
The lengt of my room is 5.65 (Meters)
The width is 3.48 (meters)
The highest point is 2,75 (its not a flat ceiling)
So with this information i made up some calculations where to put my speakers
and where would be my listening position. I had read the listening position should be around 30 till 38 % from your
front wall. So i did.
I placed everything (besides the lengt of course) exact in the middle and have setup the triangle as precice as possible.
My listening position is now at : 2.05 from the front wall which is 36 %
Im giving all this information becouse my graph gave me a big dip around the 100 hz and im being told i should experiment with
moving my listening position and or my speakers position. The only thing im concernt about is how to go about it becouse
every inch would make a big change in the symetry and even possibilities of placement.
So my question is, what would be the best and most effective way to find out where the dip is comming from whitout constantly changing my whole setup just to test if something changed, i mean there should be some guidelines right which makes things easyer ? Isnt there a way to find the source with the information given in the graphs ?
Here are some photo's of my measurements and the room im working in.
As you can see the dip is around 15 db, tho this is probably 5 db to much becouse my spl reading gives 5 db lower when doing the subwoover test.
I tried diffrenct mic placements with symetric angle towards my speaker, and i tried putting a absorb panel in front of my tv just to see if it does something with
reflections or buildups, and i checked to see if it makes a diffrence when i put my refference monitors away. Not big diffrences on all.