How to Make Your Own Acoustic Panels This is a tutorial for you to create your own acoustic panels or, at least, to make them the way I did. These feature a double frame design, which is something I came up with to have the insulation/rockwool batt away from the wall. 12.10.2014 13 095 / 1 100
How to Build Wooden Diffuser Peter Johnson discusses the effective use of a quadratic diffuser as it relates to recording or mixing sound and instructs on how to make an effective, sturdy and inexpensive piece of acoustic equipment, ready to mount. 14.05.2013 100
How to Test and Analyze Your Home Studio Room In this video, Jake Perrine, veteran mix engineer, teaches us how to analyze our mixing room using a microphone to detect resonant peaks and dips. He uses 3 techniques using sine way sweeps and pink noise, then analyzing in tools such as Voxengo SPAN and Room EQ Wizard 12.05.2013 16 033 / 0 80
Tweakheadz Guide to the Home and Project Studio How to put together a less expensive Recording Studio that Rivals Professional Studio Sound.Consider the Guide as a classroom and each article a lesson. 8.05.2013 18 333 / 3 80
Hans Zimmer interviews and studio tour German-born composer Hans Zimmer is recognized as one of Hollywood’s most innovative musical talents. 8.05.2013 21 461 / 5 80
Acoustic Panels Effect. Watch the Difference Acoustic treatment: four step of the process in making studio sound better.At the end of the video there's a sample of drums playing in the room with some effect, to get an idea of a possible final result. 8.05.2013 12 583 / 0 100
SnowGhost Music Recording Studio For indie musicians wanting to make records with the best possible sound, mecca just may be a little recording studio in Whitefish, Montana. There Brett Allen presides over a state-of-the-art, spare-no-cost facility designed for the sole purpose of providing indie artists the kind of recording experience they would expect from a label-owned studio. 1.05.2013 10 202 / 0 100
AES Vienna: Jocavi Acoustic Panels Dan Agosto drops by the Jocavi Acoustic Panels exhibit at AES in Vienna and walks us through some of the options. Irregularly shaped surfaces on walls sharply reduce the reflection of sound and are commonly used in professional recording studios and spaces. There's more than one way to be irregular as this Gearwire video shows. 1.05.2013 11 725 / 0 80
Welcome Message Welcome to new mainroom, International Recording Studios Catalog! 1.05.2013 30 832 / 5 80
