Have you ever posted on a forum (or read someone's post) about how to get started treating your room, and the echo chamber responded: "You gotta measure your room first!" I keep reading this over and over again, and every time I think: Great, another soul lost down the rabbit hole. See you … [Read more...] about Acoustic Measurements: Some bad advice.
Case Study: 80/20 acoustics in a small basement (measurements)
One thing that is REALLY hard to judge when you first dive into the endless pit that is studio acoustics: How much treatment do you actually need? And how much are you actually getting for your money? Like.. how well can you actually expect it to work when you say, put 12 panels in your … [Read more...] about Case Study: 80/20 acoustics in a small basement (measurements)
Knowledge Bomb #1: Subwoofers, Measurement Mics, Room Correction and more!
I wanted to give some love back to all of you who have been commenting my YouTube videos and getting… crickets. Truth is: YouTube comments are just one of the many things that got cut when prioritizing to move this ship forwards. BUT I do read them and appreciate anyone who takes the … [Read more...] about Knowledge Bomb #1: Subwoofers, Measurement Mics, Room Correction and more!
Case Study: Bass trap control down to 40Hz (with measurements)
Have you ever wanted to see exactly how well bass traps work in the real world? Like just how much the frequency response and the the decay of the room actually improves as you treat the room? Well have I got a special video for you today! The other day I jumped on a call with one of my … [Read more...] about Case Study: Bass trap control down to 40Hz (with measurements)
What’s a good frequency response in a treated room? (measurements)
Have you ever wondered what a GOOD frequency response in a studio actually looks like? Cause it's not like you see a lot of them floating around. Pro studios and acousticians definitely seem to like keeping 'em under wraps.. How much does it actually improve with treatment? And what … [Read more...] about What’s a good frequency response in a treated room? (measurements)
