Why thin absorbers aren’t enough in the studio
Or: The carpet is a poor absorber! Anyone looking to improve the room acoustics in their studio usually starts with the right basic idea: “I
Luca Calo
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Why thin acoustic panels won’t save the acoustics in your office or home
Anyone looking for room acoustic solutions for apartments or offices today will sooner or later stumble upon thin acoustic panels, often featuring a wood look
Jan Bönisch
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Better Room Acoustics and Less Noise with Acoustic Curtains?
Find out how acoustic curtains work and what you need to consider when choosing one.
Moritz Meier
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A Boomy Bass Range in the Studio? Here’s How To Get the Low End Under Control!
Klingen tiefe Frequenzen in deinem Raum unpräzise? Was dagegen hilft und welche Irrtümer du vermeiden solltest, zeigen wir dir in diesem Beitrag – für mehr Kontrolle im Low-End und verlässlichere Mixes.
Pascal Schopp
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Improving Office Room Acoustics: How To Reduce Noise And Boost Productivity
Open-plan offices, large glass surfaces, and the increasing number of video meetings in the workplace have one thing in common: they introduce more noise into
Moritz Meier
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Room Acoustics Knowledge for Your Studio – the Key Terms Explained
Are you familiar with the central terms of room acoustics? We give you a straightforward and clear explanation of how direct sound, early reflections, reverberation, and room modes influence the sound. With this knowledge, you can effectively optimize your (home) studio.
Jan Bönisch
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Good Room Acoustics Are Achieved Through Many Small Steps (Interview)
How can you achieve good room acoustics in your home studio? What are the most common mistakes? And what do you need to consider when planning your acoustics? Room acoustics expert Kevin Kleinschmidt answers these and other questions in Synthesizer Magazine.
Philipp Siebler
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