Check this out. Do you think it would help with acoustics for studio walls?
Wall solution for Studios?
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Absolutely not
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Absolutely not
C'mon man! The angled walls have to help diffuse some sound??
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Those panels are PVC they will reflect sound not absorb it.
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Those panels are PVC they will reflect sound not absorb it.
1. Even if they were made of acoustic foam, the maximum thickness of barely 2cm wouldn't do anything meaningful in terms of absorption.
2. With one panel being 50x50cm and only 2cm high, the surfaces can't have enough of an angle to really diffuse anything properly.
Bottomline:
Total waste of money
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C'mon man! The angled walls have to help diffuse some sound??
maybe a tiny fraction of the frequency spectrum
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Check this out. Do you think it would help with acoustics for studio walls?
There are way more people out there with more experience than me but I did some research on room treatment.
Are you looking to deaded sound or sound proof as they are slightly different and sound proofing is really difficult!
Deadening you are looking to minimise refraction, soundproofing to stop sound leakage. There is a load of science behind it but for both the material needs to have a level of density to cover all frequencies or it just passes through...the more dense the better! For sound proofing you need this density everywhere, possibly with air gaps etc.
I gave up on sound proofing and looked to cut down the sound leaking out but its so hard and expensive....headphones are the best solution!
Someone please correct me though as I'm not expert!!
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There are way more people out there with more experience than me but I did some research on room treatment.
Are you looking to deaded sound or sound proof as they are slightly different and sound proofing is really difficult!
Deadening you are looking to minimise refraction, soundproofing to stop sound leakage. There is a load of science behind it but for both the material needs to have a level of density to cover all frequencies or it just passes through...the more dense the better! For sound proofing you need this density everywhere, possibly with air gaps etc.
I gave up on sound proofing and looked to cut down the sound leaking out but its so hard and expensive....headphones are the best solution!
Someone please correct me though as I'm not expert!!
I did it too ! This discussion piqued my interest !
Seems to take money and place in the room
. I don't need it for the moment, don't do recording but i'm curious....
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Just have 3 extra rounds and turn up.
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I used two recycled mattress in my home studio, worked great with a large thick carpet on floor and polystyrene tiles on the ceiling ( shitty material but was already there when I moved in). I also use a thick blancket on the only window.
