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Bass energy buildup can vary from corner to corner due to factors like your speaker and subwoofer placement, as well as the geometry of your room. You may not be able to treat all your corners, so a great way to prioritize bass trap placement is to determine which corners have the most bass buildup.
The null at 95 Hz is probably due to speaker boundary interference. In this case bass traps will provide some help, but the most effective way to tame this null is to tweak your speaker placement using one of the three recommendations I give here: -101/speaker-placement-boundary-interference/.
To achieve this you can use a combination of absorption and diffusion. Hybrid surfaces are a good option as they let you absorb mids while scattering / diffusing high frequencies. Vicoustic Wavewood panels are an example of this: -wavewood/. An example of a bass trap that scatters high frequencies but absorbs lows is the Super Bass Extreme: -super-bass-extreme/.
My goal was to create the most comprehensive guide out there for setting up bass traps, so it should steadily rise in Google over the long term as people share it. Hopefully more audio heads who are installing bass traps will find it it in the future.
3. I would like to make some removable plywood fronts for my existing bass traps. I figure through trial and error I can get some liveliness back into the room. Does this seem like a reasonable Idea If so, what thickness
Hi Tim,Great article! I am hoping you can comment on the last diagram in your article which shows a professional control room with bass traps front and rear. The material in the traps is at an angle. I have seen this in books on recording studio design but I have not been able to get specific information on the construction of these traps and why the (I assume 705) is at an angle. Could you please comment on the construction technique and the materials used. Thank you!!
In the medium price range you start getting into more sophisticated devices like the Vicoustic Super Bass Extreme (made in Portugal but available in UK), which I like for its extended low frequency performance, high frequency scattering and aesthetics. They make it in both a fabric front (called the Suber Bass Extreme Premium), and a Wavewood front like this: -super-bass-extreme-trap/
Tim, excellent article the delves a bit into the physics of bass traps! What are your thoughts on a curved corner bass trap Based on the pressure simulation above it seems that a convex shape would provide more even absorption, but a concave shape (with a large radius) would eliminate the corners all together. Maybe even a concave shape between the side walls blending into the ceiling such that the bass trap is tangent to the side walls and the ceiling
You could make a concave resonant absorber (pressure-activated bass trap), but if the surface of it is reflective it would focus higher frequency energy. Concave curves are naturally problematic in acoustics unless they are part of a larger shape, like the RPG Waveform Spline diffuser, which is an optimized curved surface.
It depends what type it is. Diaphragmatic/panel/membrane bass traps need to sealed. When the membrane vibrates it forces the air in the cavity to move through the fibrous/porous fill material, which absorbs energy due to friction, damping the membrane.
I have a curved wall in my mixing room. The desk is facing the curved wall and each corner of the desk are almost touching the curve as it moves into the rectangular shape of the room. How would I install bass traps behind my desk on the curved wall
Ridley, concave curves are generally very undesirable in mixing rooms as they focus the sound. In the ideal world you would cut the curve off and turn the whole thing into a giant bass trap (e.g., fill the entire curve with low density fibrous material to create a super chunk trap, or use hanging, angled Hidley panels like in the surround sound mixing room shown at the end of this article).
I have opted (for now) to cover the two power corners behind the DAW desk floor to ceiling and it seems to be working well. I tested by putting my head in the areas while some low end material was playing, trying it with and without the treatment, the difference is quite noticeable. From the mixing position at the desk, I definitely get more bang for the buck in the two corners you mentioned as being most important in the article, so thanks for the advice!
Literally have no space for bass traps in any corners, any suggestions for this Buying a new home is out of the question. Im in a 10x8x8 room, seating is pretty much on the wall , not ideal but thats what it is.
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Q: What do ID proponents mean by \"irreducible complexity\" and how do they argue that this concept implies designA: Michael Behe, a Discovery Institute fellow, coined the term \"irreducible complexity\" as a description of organisms that are so complex that they could not come into existence gradually. He uses a mousetrap as an example: a mousetrap has many different parts, and if one of them did not work, you wouldn't have an inferior mousetrap, rather your mousetrap would not work at all. Therefore, the mousetrap couldn't work at all until all the parts were in place. In biology, structures that don't function are weeded out by natural selection, so Behe concludes that complex biological systems must have been designed with all their parts in place as well. However, evolution does not necessarily occur in a linear progression, with each new part being added on, one at a time. Instead, structures develop for one purpose, and then get co-opted for a different task. Scientists have been able to chart these changes in many organisms that seem irreducibly complex in their current form, showing how natural selection can produce stunning variety from the same building blocks. The failure of Behe's irreducible complexity argument is a perfect example of ID's failure as a whole: misunderstanding how evolution works, ID's proponents reject it in favor of divine intervention.
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Since 2012 hip-hop has evolved and adopted many of the lessons learned from artists like Chiddy Bang, but now rappers have traded snare drums for heavy trap drums and samples are far more normalized.
The constant cry was beginning to get on Swiney's nerves. There was a cursed trap behind this somewhere and he could not do more than merely sense it. He was feeling as helpless as a child who is being teased.
\"Also my man at the other end spoke of a party in blue. Need I remind the wily Swiney that the police are so attired The game is up, my friend. I laid a trap for you, and you have walked into it like an innocent child. I knew that you were coming here to-night and made my preparations accordingly. Also I knew all about that sensational burglary and where the swag was hidden. Even if my little scheme had failed your bedroom would have been raided to-night and your confederates arrested. They are under arrest at this very moment, and the stuff has been found in your room. And Scotland yard is after you.\"
Introduced brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) are a widespread pest of conservation and agriculture in New Zealand, and considerable effort has been expended controlling populations to low densities. A national protocol for monitoring the abundance of possums, termed trap catch index (TCI), was adopted in 1996. The TCI requires that lines of leghold traps set at 20-m spacing are randomly located in a management area. The traps are set for 3 fine nights and checked daily, and possums are killed and traps reset. The TCI is the mean percentage of trap nights that possums were caught, corrected for sprung traps and nontarget captures, with trap line as the sampling unit. We studied I forest and I farmland area in the North Island, New Zealand, to address concerns that TCI estimates may not be readily comparable because of seasonal changes in the capture probability of possums. We located blocks of 6 trap lines at each area and randomly trapped I line in each block in 3 seasons (summer, winter, and spring) in 2000 and 2001. We developed a model to allow for variation in local population size and nightly capture probability, and fitted the model using the Bayesian analysis software BUGS. Capture probability declined with increasing abundance of possums, generating a nonlinear TCI. Capture probability in farmland was lower during spring relative to winter and summer, and to forest during summer. In the absence of a proven and cost-effective alternative, our results support the continued use of the TCI for monitoring the abundance of possums in New Zealand. Seasonal biases in the TCI should be minimized by conducting repeat sampling in the same season.
Conservation and management of small mammals requires reliable knowledge of population size. We investigated precision of markrecapture and removal abundance estimates generated from live-trapping and snap-trapping data collected at sites on Guam (n 7), Rota (n 4), Saipan (n 5), and Tinian (n 3), in the Mariana Islands. We also evaluated a common index, captures per unit effort (CPUE), as a