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- - Today we’re going to talk about what standing waves in rooms are all about. We get a lot of people asking us about them and the easiest answer is that a standing wave is a pressure area and is the result of low frequency energy not fitting in your room.

So in today's video you'll learn:

1. Why pressure areas are usually along our boundary surfaces but can also be throughout the room and what that means to what you hear,

2. Why you should really think of them as the drunk, angry, loud guy in the bar who needs to take a chill pill because he's messing with everyone else's musical experience and

3. Why, depending on the dimension and volume of your room, they can be plus 10, plus 15, plus 20 DB which is no good at all.

So enjoy the video and as always please let me know if you have any follow up questions.

Thanks
Dennis

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