In the first place, sufficient volume is needed to obtain a good (especially low frequency) response of a room, a must in view of the developments in digital recording and musical practice. However, for economic reasons, studios and control rooms tend to have small dimensions. A study of subjective judgments and the measured response of existing facilities have led to a better design for this category of studios. Special low frequency absorbers were developed to equalize the rooms. Examples of time delay spectrometry measurements will be shown.

Authors: Heringa, Peter H.; Rijk, K.
Affiliation: Peutz & Associ6s, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
AES Convention: 84 (March 1988) Paper Number: 2631
Publication Date: March 1, 1988
Subject: Architectural Acoustics

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