My current studio setup is a small, mostly square/rectangular room. Unfortunately, I can't set it up according to the optimal acoustics because I have to leave enough open space to comfortably teach music lessons, while looking professional. It is carpeted w/ an acoustic tile ceiling. The main objects in it are: my studio desk(PC, Monitors, Controller...), a digital piano('Kawai CN29') & a thin rectangular table(Space to write & use to teach)... I still want to have the most accurate acoustics and mixes as possible. Due to financial limitations, I haven't treated it w/ foam or anything. My question is: Would it be okay, or smart to use a room correction software w/out having treated the room at all? (ex. 'SonarWorks') I have 'JBL LSR305' Monitors & Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 80 ohm' headphones
Statistics: Posted by Guitar Binge — Mon Apr 15, 2024 2:37 am — Replies 0 — Views 27