Acoustic Treatment for Beginners: Studio Sound Optimization

This week I begin talking about studio sound and how to optimize your space. You will learn the three most important places to use acoustic treatment in your room.

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00:00 - Opening
00:15 - Direct Sound v Indirect Sound
00:46 - Sound Interference
01:40 - RTA
02:20 - Issues With First Reflections
03:23 - Acoustic Panel Blueprint
03:42 - Characteristics of an Acoustic Panel
04:10 - Placing Acoustic Panels (Mirror Trick)
04:44 - Acoustic Panel Ceiling Mount
05:32 - Reflections and Your Studio Desk
06:20 - Audio Demo With and Without Acoustic Treatment
06:40 - Ending

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[tom_something]

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[jenniferzuiff]

You can really hear the difference with your song at the end even when listening in mono like I am over here. It’s crazy what a difference proper acoustic treatment makes.

[MrHammerjoe]

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[HarmonicaTool]

Are you planning a video on acoustic treatment for the recording room? Many of us will record voices where we and our families also live.

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[LVNDRUMS]

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