When building or renovating a studio, most people have no way to hear what diffusors do or how they sound in a room.
This video aims to change all that by explaining diffusion in plain terms with no math and allowing you hear an acoustic guitar recorded in close proximity to five different surface types – a QRD diffusor, a poly diffusor, absorption, a bare wall, and a typical bookcase.
Video by Ethan Winer of RealTraps.
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Anticipating and resolving common issues during the initial stages of recording to keep things moving and improving.
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