#1) So then, you dont fill the cavity all the way, in order that it doesnt touch the MLV?
#2) If the wall is to be a bass trap, than im guessing it would be even more crucial to have the MLV on the side of the wall facing the noise source, so that as the compression waves hit it, it can give inward toward the interior of the wall; is this correct?
#3) If the MLV needs room to move, it seems like it should have room on both sides of it, a small gap between it and the insulation, and a small gap beween it and the drywall; this seems like it would create a tripple leaf though, which Im guessing, is why you dont do it. However, i think ive heard it said somewhere that if you are installing resilient channel, the MLV should go on first, then the channel, then the drywall; this would obviously be confusing for me.