Get some free standing, three panel screens. To test results, hang blankets over them. Move the screens around, increase the thickness of the blankets and see what works. Once you get an idea of the impact, move up to something with a better WAF factor.
Room open on 2 sides, room treatment?
Hi my living room is open to my dining room and my foyer on 2 sides, but not at the ends.
The room is rectangle shaped, with one end with mostly mini-blind covered windows. On the long sides, one is solid wall, and the other is solid wall in the middle and open on both sides.
How much can i do to treat the room? Are the open sides actually better for acoustics? Should i try to close them up somehow?
Of course i will try to cover the first reflection point. But i only have 2 corners out of 4.
Thanks for your help.
The room is rectangle shaped, with one end with mostly mini-blind covered windows. On the long sides, one is solid wall, and the other is solid wall in the middle and open on both sides.
How much can i do to treat the room? Are the open sides actually better for acoustics? Should i try to close them up somehow?
Of course i will try to cover the first reflection point. But i only have 2 corners out of 4.
Thanks for your help.