Dave shows you how he built his own acoustic sound absorption panels for his recording studio using Tontine Acoustisorb 3 material. Data on the material is here: www.tontineinsulation.com.au
Dave shows you how he built his own acoustic sound absorption panels for his recording studio using Tontine Acoustisorb 3 material. Data on the material is here: www.tontineinsulation.com.au
Wow, those really work I can tell from your voice. I don’t hear any bass
nice helpfull
What program do you use for recording/editing sound?
how do you hang them on the wall?
5:12 is a job for Better Homes & Gardens hahaha. (Sorry, I’m also a craft nut).
The Aboriginal art print is awesome! Of course, if I did it, I’d have probably sourced some binary print material (to match my binary print slanket [snuggie]). Nerdy!
It’s called Reverberation! REPEAT! Reverberation! Wrong terminology
I should send you my DIY studio setup assignment I did for AV installs class. The doona was optional!
“Reverb a problem? STICK A DOONA IN THE CORNER!”
I like the black ones, but the fish-lookin’ ones I don’t like. You did a great job putting those together. I want to do it, but I have nowhere to put them with panel walls and ceiling xD.
You are staple-happy, my friend. It happens to me as well every time I decide to wield a staple gun
omg, metric lumber! im jelous!
stuff i’ve found that works:
corner traps
carpet
rugs
cloth couch
thanks man my mom gets annoyed at my drumming without acoustic stuff hahaha
Hi Nice video. Where can i get the Polyester Rolls from?
“The wife didn’t approve”
What is the RT60 time now?
aparently it matches !!
white ‘n nerdy – WIN!
wife aproved
:)
LOL check out the hand at 07:02
By far the cheapest option is egg carton bottoms. The egg “dips” absorb extra sound. Like eggs?
It is well known that the human body is a good sound dampener, so that is a good excuse to have some in the studio. Of course, you will want the kind that has those big, absorbant cones on the front.
It’s worth a shot.
lol , the mollusk on your fabric looks like a RGB Led