Your Studio NEEDS Acoustic Treatment. Hear the difference for yourself!
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- This video is focused on acoustic treatment for home studios, and why it makes such a big difference.
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Thanks for your tips and tricks Edward. Us newer producers need it!
Hi,I have this acoustic panel too
You don't get many likes, I feel like ur underrated
bro he got 5k likes
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My current struggle. Great video.
U need to place the boom traps in the corners
thanks bro. this is very helpful
Very good video short and sweet. And u get your point across. Well done.
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Well Acous Me.....
I need it. Give me those🤤
What foam are u using in your studio. Looks like it stuck easily on the wall. Is that glue? And can it be easily removed? Thanks in advance.
I don’t think he’s using foam, he seems to be using acoustic panels which can be bought or made yourself.
Search for them online and loads of videos explaining them and/or explaining how to make them yourself.
You eased a few Sabins.
What panels are those ? Diy?
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Was it edited after to enhance the effect or intention? ADR?
Where do I get those?🤧
You make those
Ah yes, no air gaps, very research based
This is accoustics, NOT sound proofing.
@@callsign_cerberus159 he is right, air gaps between the panels and the walls will improve the performance drastically. Not talking about sound proofing
@@MartinFellerMusicnot necessarily? Could be wrong but I don’t see how?
@@callsign_cerberus159 Leaving about a 1/4 cycle (depending on the frequency you want to target) between the wall and panel will improve the performance. That is because sound reflecting from the wall has 0 energy at the exact point of the wall. The wave (of a specific frequency) is at it's highest at 1/4 of it's wave cycle (because it goes up and down to do a full cycle). The panels have little to zero impact at the exact point of the wall. However, in practice this is usable for lower frequencies. The higher frequencies will already be entirely absorbed by the panel itself depending on the material and its absorption level. Leaving a gap will cost you less money while having practically as much absorption as if you would fill it up entirely. If you have a tight budget, this is a smart move that not a lot of people know about.
@@MartinFellerMusicI’m almost positive most of these comments are Chinese bots trying to get folks to buy crap off Apps. I think this dude gets paid in renminbi.
If you are looking for a cheap sound dampening material, moving blankets do wonders
Link please ! where can i get those ?
He seems to be using acoustic panels which can be bought or made yourself.
Search for them online and loads of videos explaining them and/or explaining how to make them yourself.
And is the acoustic foam panels good????
ima keep it real any type of acoustic is good tbh i only have two of the foam panels but i turned one into a sound reflector by cutting it in to 4 equal parts and then sewing it together to make a box but i made mine without the bottom piece so i can use it on different mic stands and mounts
Does the floor have some kind of carpet?
for real.what you call them acoustic treating components your using
Acoustic panels, should find sum on Amazon
What about the low end?
maybe some high end bass traps. But I guess in that size of studio, the low end is not the most difficult problem to handle🤔
Welp, this convinces me they work.
So... The panels make you clap weaker?
They absorb high-frequency reflections and therefore improve the ratio of direct sound to reflected sound.
Less echo
the sound does not bounce as much
No alot of different