Aug 01, 2008 11:24 pm nobody. =*(
Drum Shield...
Posted on Aug 01, 2008 06:42 pm
MackBarrow
Member Since: Mar 12, 2008
I searched for about 45 mins and couldnt find a straight answer on this but I was wondering if i could use a drum shield parallel to a wall (not right on it but like 2' away) would that create enough bass trap to kill some of the drums in the studio room.(P.S. i cant really afford office cubicle dividers). Thanks in advance to whoever can help.
this is the wall i want run a acrylic drum sheild parallel to. That is my control room in the door on the right. the wall is 8' tall 8' wide
this is what the wall "sees" dunno if this one helps but i put it on anways
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Aug 01, 2008 11:27 pm you wouldn't want it perfectly parallel I don't think, but yes, it would help isolate the sound.
Aug 02, 2008 12:02 am If your primary concern is the buffering of the drum kit, then I would almost suggest using it as it was intended around the kit itself.
As dB stated you don't want it parallel to the wall, it should be slightly angled wherever the joints are on the shield itself.
Aug 02, 2008 03:04 am thanks for the responses guys, its great to know that it will atleast do something.
And my apologies for the bump.
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