Ceiling clouds, also known as tiles, are a type of soundproofing device used by producers and sound engineers inside music production studios. They delimit spaces, as well as reduce reflected sounds in open environments. All in all, they are widely efficient, but their efficiency depends on their routing type. More on Ceiling Panels (aka Tiles)…
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The Helmholtz resonator is a device that involves a rigid spherical container with a small neck. In order to produce sound, it has a specific built. Physically, this device has a small hole in one end and a larger hole in the other. Its name comes from Hermann von Helmholtz. Hermann von Helmholtz, the man…
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Acoustic fiberglass is made of tiny particles of compressed glass. Its most common use is as an audio insulation material. Some manufacturers even use recycled glass to produce it! Fiberglass is essential when it comes to soundproofing. Fiberglass Alone To create fiberglass, experts heat a portion of and then spin on high speeds. The most…
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Acoustic foam is a lightweight material made from a mixture of polyurethane, polyether, polyester, and melamine foams. It is one of the most common materials for soundproofing and a type of porous absorber. This material is a cost-effective absorber capable of making significant differences regarding the clarity of the speaker tone. When your setup is…
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Porous absorbers are a treatment for acoustic problems, as well as to reduce noise and resonance. To understand how they work, we must first look into the physics of it all. The Physics of Porosity Due to viscous boundary layer effects, when a sound spreads in a small space, it loses energy. It can lose…
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Membrane absorbers, also known as panel and diaphragmatic absorbers, use the resonant qualities of a membrane to take in sound over a narrow frequency range. Their composition is of pressed wood fibers and soft panels, as well as rigid or semi-rigid materials like plastic. When mounted on a solid wall and separated by a narrow…
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Resonance absorbers, also known as tuned traps, pressure absorbers, or narrowband absorbers, are devices that are frequency-dependent. This is because of the desired resonance of a particular material at a specific wavelength. There are several types of resonance absorbers. Some examples are the Jaumann absorber, the Salsbury screen, and the Dallenbach layer. In addition, there…
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Monitor isolation pads are pads that decouple the monitor from the surface. These devices are made of dense acoustic foam and metal spikes on which the speakers rest. The pads isolate the monitor from the stand making sure that the speaker operates in an independent way with no additional vibration. In addition, they also prevent…
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Rotary woofers are a type of loudspeaker that uses the coil’s movement to modify the pitch of a set of fan blades. They create sounds below the normal level of human hearing, which is 20Hz. By compressing the air in a closed room, these woofers produce frequencies below 0Hz. The rotary woofer displaces air by…
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Digital speakers, also known as Digital Sound Reconstruction systems, involve loudspeaker technology. These types of speakers are different from modern digital formats and processing because engineers have not yet developed them as a mature technology. How Digital Speakers Work This kind of speakers bring the digital signal closer to the transduction process and are capable…
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