SOUND INSULATORS

In the home studio we need to give thought to both the room acoustics and the sound insulation. Not only is it important to get the acoustics within the studio correct, so that the recording is not affected by unwanted reverberation and room reflections, it is important to ensure that the sound insulation performance of the envelope of the studio is appropriate for the situation.  Generally walls and partitions within the home are only designed to offer reasonable resistance to domestic noise and not to protect against music generated by recording artists.

At Soundproof Studios we are enthusiastic about new bands and new innovative forms of music.  These days, computer based recording techniques allow talented up and coming musicians to record music within the comfort of their own homes, with the internet giving an inexpensive global platform to distribute their material.  If the artist is going to give themselves the best chance possible of securing that record deal then it is important to give consideration to the acoustics within the home studio, be it a converted bedroom or a specially designed room within the house.

There are three main problem areas that crop up time and time again with both home and professional recording studios:  The sound insulation of the room in question (Building Acoustics), the quality of sound (Room Acoustics) within the home studio itself, and the isolation of any noisy equipment from the walls and ceiling (Acoustic Isolation).

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• Reduces echo, reflection and attenuates unwanted noise
• High-quality construction
• 16g gauge perforated stainless steel