hi folks,

its getting vrey difficult to record and mix with any confidence in my
room, because im obviously not hearing everything. my studio is a
spare bedroom, 12X14X10 with auralex on the walls, and some bass traps
in the upper corners. the foam did make a difference, everything
sounded a little more solid. but i work at a studio now, with good
rooms and a good control room. the difference there is huge [mackies
are there, sa opposed to my BAS 20/20's]. the sounds just gel more,
and i can hear the affects when i eq something. its jsut not like
that in my room.

can someone let me know what frequencies i am missing, or post
equasions on finding them myself? it feels like im sitting under the
peak of a huge standing wave something, there is this gap that i am
in, but if it scoot back a foot or two, it sounds different [better,
but not all the way]. its not possible to move everything back that
amount of space, there is much more equipment in the room. the room
isnt ideal, but is there a way to make the mixes translate better? i
dislike headphones, and prefer to hear a more expansive sound stage,
and i dotn seem to hear that with headphones [mdr90's].

i was also wondering if changing monitors wound help at all. are the
bas 20/20s too "big" for the room? our home computer has altec
desktops [the ones that come with DELLs, plus the sub. even that
sounds better in a way. im just not sure how to fix what i can of
this.

also, ive been reading RAP for several years now, and gotten wonderful
insight from all the posts. just had to mention it. thanks for that.

Robert