hello everyone,

i'm figuring out the airflow idea in my iso booth construction project.

the intake vent is going to be ground level in the corner.

i have three placement ideas for the exhaust vent:
1) the same wall as the intake, but diagonally up in the other corner
2) the center of the ceiling
3) the opposite wall/opposite corner ("completely diagonal")

this is my question:
sensitive microphones don't like wind. wind can even disturb the phase
of a sound. so i think i should avoid option #3, even though it would
provide the best convection.

#2 would be easiest to build in this circumstance, and would provide
"medium convection".

#1 would disturb the air the least, but would have the least natural
airflow since the intake and exhaust would be on the same wall. (i'm
guessing air pressure would force a reasonable amount of air exchange
regardless).

so any opinions here?

i'm figuring out the airflow idea in my iso booth construction project.

Never mind the airflow, figure out where to put the kill switch so you can
conveniently turn the fans off when you're rolling.

already have that solved. in fact have vari-speed aircontrol.

just trying to figure out the best form of convection for this
situation. my mind is leaning toward the #2 option (ceiling). but i
don't have any experience to substantiate this.

i'm figuring out the airflow idea in my iso booth construction project.


so any opinions here?

You're going to kill the fan during a take anyway, aren't you? So
don't worry about that aspect.

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