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Monochromatic acoustic panels may not add to the aesthetic you were hoping for in your corporate office or your recording studio. Maybe you want to add a touch of sophistication without losing the function of sound absorption, or maybe you want your recording artists to be inspired and get their creative juices flowing through visual effects. This can be achieved by using acoustic wall art panels where acoustic treatment meets art and creativity.

There is a podcast available for almost everything these days. And whether you’re hoping to start your own podcast and contribute to the wealth of knowledge that already exists, or whether you are hoping to jump on board and work on an existing podcast, knowing how to get the sound quality perfect is of utmost importance. We are going to give you some tips and tricks that are a must to get your at-home podcast studio sounding just as great as a professional studio.

If you are considering investing in sound treatment solutions, it can seem quite daunting. How do you know if it works? How do you know if it will be effective? How do you know if it will be worth the cost? You can put your mind at ease knowing that soundproofing and sound treatment is actually worth it when used and installed correctly. Read here to find out more.

There is a lot of information out there on how to adequately soundproof your space and achieve effective sound treatment. But how can you sift out the truth from the lies? How can you tell what is effective, and what is a misconception that has been shared far and wide? Well, here are some misconceptions that we have debunked for you.

Considering all the elements that are needed to achieve optimal acoustics in a room or studio, bass traps are yet another tool that can be used to enhance sound quality. Bass, which is one of the lower frequencies on the sound spectrum, is one of the hardest to treat. But bass traps are the saving grace that has been designed specifically for low-frequency sounds. Read on to find out what bass traps are and why they are needed.

Everyone wants good acoustics in their environment, but what is ‘good’ acoustics, and how do you achieve it? You probably know that you can’t manipulate sound waves themselves, but you can manipulate the surfaces in a room to achieve good acoustics. Let us tell you how.

Sometimes, your windows and your doors can be the biggest culprits when trying to reduce the noise going out of your room. There are certain acoustic flaws of doors and windows in which you might be unaware of. This may be problematic for you, but we have the solution.

As you’ve ventured down a rabbit hole searching for the best materials for acoustic treatment, you may have come across the use of Styrofoam as a cost-effective solution to your sound problems. This may leave you wondering what acoustic treatment is best for your space and if there really is a difference between Styrofoam and acoustic foam. Allow us to break down the information for you.

Echo and reverb are sound anomalies that can be quite a nuisance when you’re working or when you’re recording. Let us explain to you exactly what it is and how to fix it.