What I had in mind with that post about colors of wall and ceiling wasn't so much the idea of making the room more comfortable per se, but affecting the way the mind perceives sound. More subconscious than conscious. More akin to mind matter interaction. The great sound was in the room but you can't perceive it, hear it, as such until certain things are done. It's all about mind matter interaction. 😐
Does a flat ceiling provide the best sound?
I have heard that flat ceilings in homes are superior than a peaked ceiling for acoustics. Is this because there is less space for sound waves to develop and reflect back down? I'm thinking of the more shallow peak of a four-season addition that is fairly low and simply follows the roof line, not so much the steeper vaulted ceilings in living room/dining room/kitchen floor plans. Would some rug hangings or similar help correct this in a shallower peak? Thanks!