Identifying and Fixing Acoustic Panel Installation Mistakes
Acoustic foam panels do a lot more than just look good on a wall. They help reduce echo, dampen unwanted sound, and improve privacy in all sorts of spaces, from home studios and office meeting rooms to shared work areas. But here’s the catch. If they’re installed the wrong way,...
Ultimate Guide: Comparing Floor Soundproofing Underlays for Every Application
Why Floor Soundproofing Matters Whether you’re renovating your home, upgrading an office, or tackling a commercial fitout, effective floor soundproofing is essential. Not only does it create a quieter, more comfortable environment, but it also adds value to your property and keeps neighbourly relations harmonious. With so many options...
Resolving Sound Reflection Problems in Glass Offices
Glass offices are great for letting in light and creating a clean, modern feel. But when it comes to sound, they often fall short. The hard glass surface reflects sound waves instead of absorbing them, which can cause problems with echo, reverb, and speech clarity. This becomes even more noticeable...
Bass Traps Explained: The Key to Pro-Level Studio Sound
Bass frequencies are the hardest to control in any studio, especially small home setups. If your mixes sound boomy, uneven, or your bass “disappears” in some spots, you need bass traps. What Are Bass Traps? Bass traps are dense, specialized acoustic panels designed to absorb low-frequency energy. Unlike standard foam...
Fixing Noise Transfer Between Adjacent Meeting Rooms
Noise transfer between meeting rooms can cause more problems than just a few missed words. Whether it's a confidential conversation or a high-focus discussion, having sound spill through walls or ceilings makes it hard to keep things private or stay fully engaged. On top of that, background noise from the...
Acoustic Treatment 101: The Difference Between Soundproofing and Acoustic Panels
If you’re new to studio setup, you’ve probably heard both “soundproofing” and “acoustic treatment.” They’re not the same and mixing them up can lead to wasted time and money. What’s the Difference? Soundproofing:Stops unwanted sound from entering or leaving a room. This usually involves heavy, dense materials like mass loaded...
What to Do When Office Acoustic Panels Become Less Effective
Office acoustic panels do a great job at keeping workspaces quieter, helping teams focus, and making meetings easier to hear. But over time, those panels can start to work less effectively. The space slowly begins to feel louder again, conversations from across the room carry more, and echoes you thought...
5 Essential Studio Upgrades (and Why Acoustic Foam Should Be One of Them)
Upgrading your studio is about more than just new gear. To get the best recordings and mixes, you need to address every part of your signal chain—including the room itself. The Top 5 Studio Upgrades Audio Interface: The bridge between your instruments/mics and your computer. Invest in a quality...