You are better off incorporating objective data into your studio monitor selection. Fundamental issues like room acoustics, level-matching, brand bias and others are compounded by your listening skill, or lack of it. In other words, “buy what you like” is incomplete advice, at best. The journey of studio monitor selection should be fun. But if…

Home studio house curves are there for you to create balanced mixes. Standard practice dictates that your bass should be elevated at your listening position, but not everyone agrees. Ultimately, you should start with a bass boost and experiment to see if that works for you. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Please…

Where you place your speakers matters. However, you’re probably not in the most ideal room. For this reason, you have to put your speakers where they can go. In this article, I’m going to talk about the consequences of where you place your speakers as it relates to nearby surfaces. To put it as simply…

There comes a day in the life of certain special people when they realize the need for acoustic treatment. When I first got into this, I thought the apple spacers from my produce receiver job would work. Well, they didn’t. Later, once I got my little home studio setup, I knew I needed treatment so…

You might’ve heard that square and cube rooms are bad for audio and music acoustics. This is correct but do you know which dimensions are best? In this article, we’re going to take a look at how dimensions affect your room’s sound. By the end, you’ll understand golden ratio acoustics. But, before that, let me…