Common Pro Studio Attributes (Part Two) - Not Padded Cells
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Common Pro Studio Attributes (Part Two) - Not Padded Cells

Overdoing absorption without adequate bass management seems to be the cardinal sin of home studios.
Common Pro Studio Attributes (Part One) - They're Usually Big
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Common Pro Studio Attributes (Part One) - They're Usually Big

When discussing acoustics and learning about them, pro studios are a good place to start, because the physics of sound are very predictable, so if you emulate what they're doing, your room will sou...
Where to Install Eco Acoustic Treatment
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Where to Install Eco Acoustic Treatment

Where you should install the panels is determined by your listening position. Your listening position is the “sweet spot,” the place your ears will be most of the time when you’re listening or mixi...
How Many Acoustic Panels - An Explainer
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How Many Acoustic Panels - An Explainer

The number of acoustic panels you need will depend on what your goals are. Every room is different, so acoustic treatment strategies will vary. It’s up to you to determine what your space needs most.
The Technical Design Philosophy of De-Fi Eco Acoustic Treatment
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The Technical Design Philosophy of De-Fi Eco Acoustic Treatment

De-Fi Eco Acoustic Treatment is different than much of what you'll see from other companies. There's not only environmental reasons for these differences, but technical ones as well. Through breaki...
Eco Acoustic Panels - Building a Better Room
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Eco Acoustic Panels - Building a Better Room

Ever wonder why studio mix rooms have canvas or wood rectangles stuck to the walls? Those are acoustic panels (also known as acoustic treatment) — and if you’re an artist or producer who wants to w...
Audio Reflections 101
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Audio Reflections 101

It’s pretty obvious why movie theaters aren’t in halls of mirrors, the reflections of light and image everywhere would be overwhelming, and it would be impossible to focus on the intent of the film...