Bass Traps: Are they useful in a RECORDING room?

[@narrator-timothymckean]

Thank you for finally making the distinction between a production studio and a recording studio. So many KZbin videos that claim to be about setting up recording studios actually turn out to be about mixing.

[@sequoi_]

Would love to see more content on treating recording spaces specifically

[@johntraynor1913]

For those of us that record in our basements, I would love to see a video covering the basics of designing a live end/dead end room. It might have to be a series though.

[@KarlGutowski]

In a basement, I would not have a live end, just absorb everything, because it's rather hard to engineer a pleasant reverb in a small space and you're more likely to end up with resonance. Dry rooms give amazing clarity, but they bother some people, and you will need some good reverb plugins for your mixing needs.

[@JackDenning]

Really appreciate this!!!

[@djentlover]

I suddenly got this realization, that what if I have struggled with my drum tracks all these years just because of standing waves 🤯

[@MadreDeDiosEstudio]

Hey, Jesco! Eric Valentine just released a very interesting video about his approach on bass trapping. Do you have any thoughts? I would like to know your insight on this is very interesting.

[@essmunson]

bass trap king

[@bucksbenzer136]

It’s a trap

[@DarkTrapStudio]

A dark trap

[@mccoy.dcm.369]

I can not even read those words together without that specific voice and expression in mind since I was a kid 😂

[@MixedByDotRob]

You can never have enough bass traps. In any room. 😉