   
About Control RoomsHow would you define an ‘honest’ control room?
These days mixes must 'travel' - they're compatible whether you come
from a small room that's well designed or a large room that's well
designed. You'll perceive a difference in the cubic volume of the
room, because of the reverb
time differentials, with extremely
large rooms versus extremely small rooms, but good rooms
won’t change your perception
of the mix. That’s ultimately what you want from a control room: an
honest reference. Simply put, a control room should be an analytical and accurate environment that allows you to correctly and intelligently make tonal and spatial judgements because your monitoring reference to the room, to your ears, to your brain processing, is an accurate entity and combination. It begins with correct room design and correct monitor selection for the room. -->
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