Setting up a pro studio

**Tall Tyrion** · Subject: Setting up a pro studio Wed Sep 19, 2007 10:29 pm

A contractor was asking me today which door I recommended for sound dampening, so I asked him what he was working on and it turned out to be a professional sound studio.

We got to talking about the types of materials that are best to use and proper placement. I said I thought that glass should be angled to deflect as much sound back into the room. Correct or no? Is there a specific angle that works best for a sound booth?

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guitarhoops · Number of posts: 553 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-01-03

You don't want any reflective surfaces parallel with another. Angling the glass down helps aim the reflection somewhere else instead of back at the source.