Vertical vs Horizontal Studio Monitor Placement Common Mistakes
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Let's have a talk about studio monitor positioning. Is it better to place speakers vertically or horizontally? Upright or sideways? In this video, I discuss 3 factors to consider when trying to make your studio loudspeakers sound as accurate as possible. Please share your thoughts and tips in the comment section too! • 0:00 - Intro/Topics • 1:10 - Wave Guide Shape • 3:24 - Woofer/Tweeter Phase • 6:45 - Height Issues • 8:13 - Final Recommendations • • Important Notes: (Please discuss this in the comment section to help me figure this out too!) • I see people talking about woofer/subwoofer positioning and saying that the low frequencies are omni directional / non directional so it doesn't matter where you position the woofers or subwoofers in your system. The thing that confuses me is that I can certainly hear where a subwoofer or bass driver is positioned. Try these tests in your room: • Position your speakers very wide, the bass will now sound wider too. • Place a subwoofer to the right or left of your listening position. You will be able to tell which side it is on 100% of the time. • Try placing a subwoofer behind or in front of you, again you will be able to tell where it is every single time. • I think this myth may have been started by the home audio industry/HiFi industry to help sell Subwoofers. Perhaps it is easier to fit it in a living room if you tell the buyer that the placement in the room doesn't matter... • 🌍 My Website / Contact / Hire me - https://michaelwynneaudio.com • 🎧 Become a member of this channel: / @inthemix • 🎧 Patreon (Exclusive benefits): / inthemix • 🎧 My Sound Banks / Preset Packs - https://inthemix.store • 📱 Join My Free Discord - / discord • 💸 Save money on DistroKid if you sign up through my custom link - http://distrokid.com/vip/inthemix
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