At this point you can also consider using digital filters to even out the room response in the sweet spot. Automatic solutions like Sonarworks and ARC have gotten pretty good in recent years and remove the pitfalls of DIY acoustic measurements. I am successfully using Sonarworks in my treated studi...

Does anyone here ever experimented with two sub's? Adding another sub allows you to play a lot more with positioning and thus being able to cancel out certain standing wave peaks or dips... I have not, but was thinking about it. Right now it seems the sub is not the big problem any more, it seems v...

It’s certainly interesting, and i will try it out

would not also just using a EQ on the master be just as good? Only dialing in some spesific peaks?

Without having experience with said software, i would possible have more understanding and control over the corrections?

At this point you can also consider using digital filters to even out the room response in the sweet spot. Automatic solutions like Sonarworks and ARC have gotten pretty good in recent years and remove the pitfalls of DIY acoustic measurements. I am successfully using Sonarworks in my treated studi...

Made a huge improvement today by moving the sub and changing the settings on the main monitors. Even more than the treatment of the room Each line is 5 DB. 60A825E2-F2D3-4FCF-A63C-54A3F5F71F5F.jpeg Starting to look good. But a very strange sub placement 😀 C67B4E34-BF1D-4D95-8D30-CA1C8FD41B2D.jpeg Bu...

So the monster trap is finished, i should probably covered the whole wall, but... this is just the Shell. I will build a diffusor around it that hopefully will spread some waves and reduce the cancelations at 60-80 hz. Don’t know if this works?? E8FEFC59-3C75-4BBF-8B97-5D3BA90A7115.jpeg Things did i...

Building my monster bass trapp this weekend. In my quest for building the perfect one, i came over this:
Will this work

I added the sub (genelec 7360) and now i’m in even bigger trouble at the same frequencies 😬 Is it much benefit in flush mounting the sub? NO!! most of a subs output is unipolar, ie it radiates everywhere. Flush mount it and you end up with twice the energy projecting away from the mounting surface....

I added the sub (genelec 7360) and now i’m in even bigger trouble at the same frequencies 😬 I have bought a huge stack of rockwall and will try to treat the back wall (40 cm + air gap) to see what happens. Many people recommend that, so I’ll give it a shot.So if the bass is more controlled, i’ll loo...

you can also try it with the measurement mic in different areas to see where the absorption is. my low tech way of doing this is crawling under the desk like a dog while running tone sweeps on a loop. I think the only way to really fix the room is to start doing some building out in specific areas ...

Before any treatment
After
Still some issues! But huge improvement

Corner trap!

Speakers will have to be angled for the sound to crossover on front of you to get phase cancellation problems. But because speakers aren’t beams of sound this cancellation will be slight and obviously only really affect the stuff that’s out of phase l-r. Not much in real life. Have a think about th...

I don't think the passive treatments you are thinking about will work in such a small room. Get a sub-woofer and a graphic equaliser (cheap) or automatic room equaliser (expensive) and find the best position for the speakers and woofer. For a start face the speakers forward rather than inclined. Oh...

I’m currently trying to improve the sound in my home studio. Just finished the first wave of absorbers. Things improved a lot 🙂 bass is still a problem as you can see in the waterfal graph, but i’m tackling that next (i hope) I was thinking of also making a diffusor. Now i have a big modular at my l...

Also, the sine wave from the additional VCO of the new part/timbre, will not be in phase with whatever waveforms you're using on the VCOs, playing the original part/timbre. When it comes to basslines, this phase alignment is crucial. You actually can choose to have oscillators reset with each note....

Yes, i think i would just for most basses just use a mixture of osc’s + a sine driven through both filters at full volume. The sine would then provide a solid base for the sound no matter what. Filtrering of course alter the volume of the sine, unlike your example with the A6. But you could as i sai...

Yes, it eats an additional voice 🙂 depending on what you want to do, you can of course also route sines to only one of the filters (leaving that filter to colour very little) Never been a practical problem in my sound design either way. But i don’t play rapid big chords with multi layer structure. I...

The A6 has a big up on the Moog One though in terms of routing, pre filter mixer of sines of each VCO + ring mod, which is also a mod destination. So being able to do whatever you want with the transistor ladder and/or SVF and then add clean sines that by pass the filter, leads to some brilliant so...

Its retrofited with CV/Gate. Love it! Maybe buy a new one for the knobs that i have been trying to get hold of for years

My fav synth if all time. A brutal piece of kit. Mine is well used

Can anyone confirm this bug:

Send unattenuated noise modulation / or sine wave (at audio rate) to time. For me this erases the audio.

Latest software update

Yeah, Kyma is endless and should be all you need, really.
I had it, but sold it. It’s not for everyone. But i still think about Kyma least once a month

Hi, In my sound design i use muliple delays (short) a lot, also a lot of different reverbs. I use them mostly in the begining of the signal chain, not last. For me this gives great results. So my suggestion would be that Also working with feedback loops with great results. Freq shifters/granular pr...

Hi, In my sound design i use muliple delays (short) a lot, also a lot of different reverbs. I use them mostly in the begining of the signal chain, not last. For me this gives great results. So my suggestion would be that Also working with feedback loops with great results. Freq shifters/granular pro...