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Aesthetics in Decorative Acoustic Panel Design: Function Meets Style
From concert halls to classrooms, exceptional acoustics are a top priority in rooms of all sizes and functions. Using the correct materials to amplify, capture, and nullify noise in these spaces can make the difference between crisp and clear audio and inaudible and unintelligible reverberations. Humans have been using different techniques to manipulate and dampen […]
Room Soundproofing for Podcasters and Content Creators: A Comprehensive Guide
Podcasts have been around for over two decades and, as they’ve grown and developed, so have their listeners’ expectations for sound quality.1 Podcasting is now an $18 billion-a-year industry that’s still expanding exponentially—meaning it’s no longer an amateur’s game.2 With so much money and interest in the market, staticky sound and muffled voices aren’t able […]
How to Soundproof a Door
Soundproofing a door is actually a very easy thing to do – and probably not as expensive as you think. Nine times out of ten, simply sealing the air gaps around the door does the job very well. If that does not do the trick, don’t worry – we can build a custom panel to fit your door specifically to stop even MORE sound […]
The Cost of Silence: Why Using Cheap Materials for Soundproofing Can Be a Costly Mistake
Soundproofing your favorite spaces is a simple way to add significant value to your free time. It allows us to enjoy our favorite movies and music without being disturbed by noisy neighbors and it allows us to hang with family and friends without the whole neighborhood hearing our conversations. It’s a wonderful addition to home, […]
Which Acoustic Foam Shape Is Best?
Sound is a crucial yet unobtrusive thread woven through the tapestry of daily life. It can change the mood of any space you inhabit, influencing how you perceive your surroundings. For some, sound is a central component of their work (think musicians and audio engineers); for others, sound is a requirement for productivity (think quiet […]
Acoustic Panels vs. Acoustic Foam
Room acoustics matter, and controlling the way sound behaves—whether for productivity (as in loud workplaces) or for maximum enjoyment (as in a theater)—is essential. If you’re looking to manage noise, you need a sound absorption solution. Traditionally, that means installing acoustic panels or acoustic foam. Both options can effectively reduce unwanted flutter echoes, making high-noise […]
Day 1: Acoustic Planning for Architects, Designers & Builders
The soundscape around us has a profound impact on everything we do. The music we listen to, the programs we watch, and the work conferences or school classes we attend can be either positively or negatively impacted by sound quality and room acoustics. Unfortunately, not all places we occupy or visit are designed with our […]
How to Reduce Echo in an Office
Large offices are ideal for providing businesses with ample meeting spaces and building a stronger sense of community among coworkers. Unfortunately, more space can also lead to more echo. Work in an office already comes with its own challenges to navigate. Added distractions, such as heightened noise and echo, can create big headaches for employees. […]
Understanding the Difference Between High-, Middle- and Low-Frequency Noise
The best architects understand that sound is an integral part of the experience of a space. But it’s not just a matter of whether a space is “loud” or “quiet.” There are many different types of sound, often categorized as high frequency noise, middle frequency noise, and low frequency noise. Not only do sounds in […]
The Art of Acoustic Consultation: Working with Professionals for Custom Solutions
Often, unwanted sounds can cause unwanted headaches—and this feeling is far-reaching. Commercial or residential, urban or rural, elevator motor or tap dancing neighbor: no matter the setting or the cause, most everyone is happier in a space that’s free of loud, unpleasant sounds. With new research suggesting that human health is improved by reducing noise […]
