small room acoustics

[Sidhu]

Hi,
ive just moved into this small place with the intention of making it into as much of a workable project room as possible. There are two rooms. One 10*10 and another 14*10 (yet to measure the ceiling. The 14*10 is where i have the DAW and i got the other room carpeted, this is where i record.

I need to get some acoustic work done here.... the smaller (record) room has a lotta flutter to it. soon i wud putting up thick drapes on the rear (and one side) wall.. that i think wud help till some extent.

But mainly i want the monitoring room to sound good. (i have as of yet to pik up monitors, hard as i might try i cant seem to kook up a budget beyong the Behringers). This room is ver boomy.. and there are section where ther is this sudden boom at bout 60-120. I can pik up a measurement microphone and the software (?) and then insert an EQ.

I need a solution that does not cost much, is not permanent (cause i might need to get out, my lease expires in 9 months.) Something that i can throw on the walls and remove it when needed.

could some of you help me out with some links on DIY acoustics.... ??? i was thinking on perhaps to get a few 3feet by 6feet frames made... bout two inches deep. stuff it with glasswool and cover it with perforated gipsum of fibreboard. suspend em bout and inch and a half off the wall. But will it work.
Basstraps... ???


We do not get Auralex in India.

thanks a ton.

Sidhu

[The Chase]

Here are some good links on the subject:

http://www.uhfmag.com/Issue63/soundproofing.html

http://www.ehow.com/ehow/ehowDetails.js ... 5&id=15992

I hope they are helpful

[whyterabbyt]

Do a search on http://www.soundonsound.com/ for 'acoustics' or 'soundproofing'

[Sidhu]

thanks for these replies ... ill chek out the links now... im looking more towards absorbtion etc. than isolation. will get back.