Question about Gray Triangular Acoustic Room Pillows


I recently moved and my new audio room is going to need significant acoustic treatment as the ceiling and walls are just plain drywall.  During the move I discovered a box of 10 gray pillows, some square and some triangular, about a foot long and three inches or so thick.  These are not foam, they are covered with a gray fabric and one side has a crinkly texture.  I probably bought these in the "90s and must have forgotten about them.  My question is, which side do you think goes against the wall.  I think these might have been from Michael Green's company.  They no longer have a website.  I assume the company no longer exists.  

lubachl

What you have are Corner Tunes ( triangle ) & Echo Tunes..Echo's go at ceiling to wall transitions,all go textured side out..

Thank you.  By textured side out I assume you mean the soft side.  That makes sense as I assume the reflective surface should be against the wall.  Again thanks.

 

The Corner Tunes and Echo Tunes have a piece of foil-backed fiberglass insulation inside. Use with the foil side facing out if you want reflection, the fiberglass side out if you want absorption.

 

I definitely want absorption of sound in this room.  Thank you for the explanation.