For a normal person, a room with windows, sofas, chairs, lights, etc. is normal. But for a person who’s looking to turn the same room into a home recording studio, every element of the room matters. Recording studios need to sound in a specific way and achieving that in a home studio is going to be difficult. But if you know the things that may cause problems for you, it becomes easier for you to deal with them. So if you feel your home recording studio is sounding pretty bad as per your expectations, follow the below-written advice to see a change.

• Preferably, you should try to have your mixing position set at one-third of the length of the room. It would be best if you avoid sitting in the middle of the room and also avoid sitting near the walls. You can achieve the best frequency balance around 1/3 of the length
• Corners are the worst nightmares for those turning a room into a recording studio. The best thing for you to do is to place a lot of bass traps in the corners. Bass traps can take in your low-end. Bass is going to be in the corners, so be smart and take it out of your home recording studio
• Glass is known for producing a bright slap that can really affect your mix. If your room has a window behind you or in the front, use big acoustic panels to shut it. If that is not possible, you can try putting heavy drapes to deal with the reflections. You can also go for our Tru Acoustics Studio Windows such as model STC56, which is just perfect for a home studio. These are quite easy to place in any wall assembly. So if your home recording studio structure allows it, definitely try these home studio windows
• Stuff like sofa, bookshelves, books, furniture in the room can act as a makeshift acoustic treatment but will never be able to fully replace a real acoustic treatment. A large sofa can function as an absorber and even as a bass trap. Bookshelves can assist you by diffusing the sound. But, it would be foolish to remain dependent on these structures for quality sound

With such a room, you can get the job done but you won’t be able to get EQ as you get in a recording studio. Even in a recording studio, you need to have the best materials. When working in a proper recording studio, you need to have the best recording studio windows, which you can get at Soundproofing America for fantastic isolation between the live room and the control room