sweet setup, what program you using?

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Not the most stylin' setup there is but gets the job done...

The receiver and an omni mic I use sometimes for measurements and recordings.



The desk, computer monitor, box, and left speakers.



The whole shebang.



The sub is under the desk, a horrible spot for it but the only place I could center it. And yeah the right speaker is too close to the corner but it's either that or in front of the window.

Sub bass is not directional, so your sub doesn't have to be centered

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You would think setting up a sub would be easy but it's too involved to find a good spot for it. The only bad thing about having it down there is it resonates too much on D#1. Tracks in D or D# end up sounding louder than they really are. I just said "Fuck it, I'll buy headphones" and I'm pretty satisfied with them.

So placing monitors in front of windows in no good?

Damn

The window will reflect the mids and treble, and the bass won't be as powerful because the back wall reflects the bass that escapes the speakerbox. But most importantly it blocks the damn window

Well the window is huge (like 1.5m x 3.0m) so there's not much I can do. I was just reading that heavy curtains can help.

I guess I'll have to wait and see after I get them, and then just work around it.

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Originally posted by Fledz Well the window is huge (like 1.5m x 3.0m) so there's not much I can do. I was just reading that heavy curtains can help. I guess I'll have to wait and see after I get them, and then just work around it.

I saw your pic and thought, put some heavy wood blocks behind the monitors, and put them on the desk. There should be enough room for that. High frequencies are very directional, so you'd only have to worry about second reflections and up if you're pointing the monitors away from the window.

But some monitors are designed to sit away from the wall. If you don't have a sub it's a good option. Consider doing that the same as a lowshelf boost on an EQ.

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Originally posted by Fledz So placing monitors in front of windows in no good? Damn

Not necessarily. If you had rear ported speakers it would be a death trap. For front ported it should be "ok".

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Originally posted by echosystm Not necessarily. If you had rear ported speakers it would be a death trap. For front ported it should be "ok".

Shame I don't know what the difference between those two is. Well I do, but not as much as I would like to.

Time to do a search on google I think.

..thanks spoonz

Last edited by on Mar-27-2007 at 16:18