Anybody tried FuzzMeasure for room calibration?

[SixStringGeek]

I've moved all my stuff to San Diego. I've rented office space that is really quiet that will double as my business office and project studio. It is very quiet - like a tomb.

Now I'm trying to figure out where to put things and I've got a feeling the room is going to need a bit of treatment as I just played some songs through the monitors and walked around a little and could spot a number of qualitative differences based on where I stood.

It looks like this:


Wall A is 15'. Overall its kind of 15' square. I'm trying to decide if I should try moving everything to face the window to see get a more uniform space behind me because of the wacky corner cut.

Also, has anyone tried analyzing their space with FuzzMeasure?

[Tonio]

Thought I preached to use Fuzzmeasure

Definately use FM to get measurements before treating and after for tweeking to your hearts desire.

What's the height?


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[Tonio]

So the gray area is cut ? That makes things difficult if you consider the door at the other end.

So its 15x15x___.

You should consider making a bass trap the same size as the cut corner at the A/B corner to get a better symetrical response.

Is this room for tracking & mixing?


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[SixStringGeek]

So the gray area is cut ? That makes things difficult if you consider the door at the other end.

So its 15x15x___.

You should consider making a bass trap the same size as the cut corner at the A/B corner to get a better symetrical response.

Yeah, I was thinking that.

Is this room for tracking & mixing?

If I can't make it sound nice, I'll just use it for tracking and take the mix somewhere nearby where there's a good room and maybe a better engineer.