The very physics behind sound propagation is complicated. There is more to installing acoustic panels in your Australia home than just choosing a room. That is why many homeowners hire the right architect to achieve what they want.
But there are rules that you should follow to keep everything in place.
Evaluate your room
Try to have your room analysed before you attempt at getting some acoustic panels installed. Always remember that each room is unique and that all the objects that are in the space can affect the sound.
The first thing that you have to do is to identify any existing problem area and properly address it before purchasing any acoustic treatment.
Set up the listening position
You should also set up your preferred listening position before you get an acoustic treatment. However, having smaller rooms may mean that you have limited options for a good listening position.
The first thing that you have to do is ensure that the monitor has enough space to build up the sound, especially its lower frequencies. You place your workstation away from any walls as well.
Look into absorption
Once you have finally set up your listening position, you may now try to consider sound absorption. A room needs absorption treatment if there is a lot of reflection taking place in the room. Absorption treatment usually comes in tile forms and various textures and densities.
These set of tiles can absorb the proportion of the sound inside the room.
Getting your room prepped up for acoustics is ideal before you even buy the equipment. It is always best to work with an expert especially if you have some things that you need to clarify. Getting your room fitted for soundproofing and acoustic can make the room ideal for home studios.