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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Pleasant Hill, CA
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Originally posted by FastEddy
1. The owner of the house is proud of her paintings and no way she will remove them.
OK, just remove 'em for the "concert" ... they can't be seen on the recording anyway ... I do understand, this is not a real problem unless they are rattling against the walls ...
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No way. She wants them there on concerts.
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2. There are no drapes there. As you may see, there are my acoustic damping panels, 3 white (one on a window) and one blue (on the rear wall).
OK, add more panels ... That window (pictured) is a problem, located right behind the perforer = big reflection and probably the source of most of the feedback.
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It is not a window pictured, it is my damping panel, as I said already several times. And it removes most of feedback.
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3. Speakers can't be moved anymore, the room is too small, and anyway it would not help much because the rest of walls is not treated.
Turn 'em off.
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Impossible. It is a live concert and speakers are required.
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4. "Easy on EQ": I totally disagree, because you did not read my post where I said I used the EQ to equalize everything flat, i.e. to remove impaqct of resonances.
Fix 1, 2 & 3 above, then back off on the EQ.
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As I said, it is impossible, it does not depend on me. It is not a studio, it is the house of my brother in law, they invite guests (famous poets and singers and their fans), I am not the master, I am one of guests.
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20th March 2007, 10:22 PM
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