newlyformedmind

I am pretty sure I covered how I hung mine. It only puts 2 holes in the wall and they are small. Check that thread again, if they are not there (pics of them being hung) I will repost. Nero, Did you do anything to treat your ceiling? Two small holes in the wall is no biggie, but I was wondering how people use foam like Auralex with their liquid adhesive without tearing the foam if you need to move it elsewhere. It seems like the glue would wreck the foam and the ceiling/wall. I just purchased 24 of those panels of 1073. It cover 192 square feet. What about ceiling treatments? Nero, what fabric did you use to cover the panels? I see you used Cedar wood. Are these considered bass traps with what you are doing? I'm just learning about acoustics so please bear with my novice experience in acoustics.

I am pretty sure I covered how I hung mine. It only puts 2 holes in the wall and they are small. Check that thread again, if they are not there (pics of them being hung) I will repost. Nero, What about ceiling treatment? I didn't see any pics of that. . Did you just leave them untreated? I see you are very happy with the sound change. I just ordered 24 panels of OC703 covering 196 square feet and plan to put the panels just like your (maybe not cedar wood). But I'm unsure on whether I need to treat the ceiling as well. My room is 14x16. The ceiling is 9 feet. Any insight?

I live at my parents home and have a room that is 14x16 with 9 feet of hight. I already bought a portable vocal booth from Ethan (Real Traps) but you can still hear unwanted echo. I want to build some bass traps like Nero1st with corners filled with (OC703) but my utmost importance is vocals. I have the API 2AD, Avalon U5, Rode NTK, Oktava MK-319 modded, and Ethan from Real Traps portable vocal booth. My room is pretty big for a tracking room for vocals unless someone has a great idea how to sound treat my vocals the fullest without tearing the foam pad and panels and scewing up my walls. Any ideas on how to obtain excellent vocal sounds with the API pre's and converters plus both mics I listed.