Maybe yo...

Let's talk about something that seems to confuse the hell out of everyone at first - different bass trap shapes.

If you've been researching acoustic treatment lately (and let's be honest, that usually means falling down the Gearspace rabbit hole at 2 AM), you've probably noticed there are quite ...

Ever found yourself obsessing about tiny little imperfections in your studio sound? Don't worry... you're not alone.

I see this all the time with my clients. Just recently, one of them reached out after doing quite a bit of treatment in his tiny room. He was completely fixated on this shallow 3d...

The Live End Dead End (LEDE) concept revolutionized control room design in the 1980s. But does it still make sense for modern home studios? Let's dive into the original research paper by Don and Chips Davis to separate fact from fiction.

Understanding Early Reflections

Early reflections are sou...

In this post, we're diving into the latest "Knowledge Bomb" session, where I answer your top questions on fixing bass, finding reflection points, decoupling subs, and more. If you're looking to make your studio sound better without getting lost in technical jargon, you've come to the right place....

When it comes to home studio acoustics, there’s a lot of noise out there. Foam panels, bass traps, fancy gear—you’ve probably heard it all, right? And if you’re like most people, you’ve tried a bit of everything, only to find that your mixes still sound off.

Frustrating, isn’t it?

Here’s the th...

Are you dealing with weird bass problems in your oddly shaped room? Maybe your home studio has angled walls, a sloped ceiling, or some other unusual layout that makes you feel like getting a good low-end is impossible. I get it—odd rooms can seem like a nightmare when you're trying to dial in you...

Today, I want to clear up a common question I used to ask myself all the time: Can you combine soundproofing with bass traps?

I used to see pictures of studios where people seemed to be doing just that. They’d have some kind of open wall construction with the insulation material visible, maybe e...

Let’s be real—building your own bass traps sounds easy… until you start digging into insulation materials.

High-density? Low-density? 6,000 Pascals?

Before you know it, you’re knee-deep in forum posts with your brain ready to explode.

It often feels like everyone’s got an opinion, but none of ...