The following article on audio-issues.com is worth a read. The author examines the effects and…
MikeSorensenSeptember 15, 2012
Listening And Monitoring Rooms - 101 In our last narration, we discussed three major acoustical…
MikeSorensenSeptember 8, 2012
Great post by recording engineer Justin Colletti on SonicScoop.com. In it he lists nearly thirty…
MikeSorensenSeptember 7, 2012
Just read this piece on SonicScoop.com. The post states that SpiderArm Ltd, a company that…
MikeSorensenSeptember 7, 2012
Interesting post on Gary Ewer's Wordpress blog. The author lists three common attributes of successful…
MikeSorensenSeptember 7, 2012
Great post on Kim Lajoie's Blog. In it the author discusses the flexibility that today's…
MikeSorensenSeptember 6, 2012
First Things, First There are basic acoustic rules that must be followed when one is…
MikeSorensenSeptember 6, 2012
Anybody who has ever built a home studio has at one time or another looked…
MikeSorensenSeptember 5, 2012
The following article on ProSoundWeb.com is worth a read. In it, Bobby Owsinski addresses studio…
MikeSorensenSeptember 5, 2012
.Plaster is a viable middle and high frequency absorber. We have used it many times in new builds that have…
Hi Dennis I'm curious what you think of acoustic perforated plaster - say CST Galaxy -on particularly ceilings in music…
To increase the ceiling sonic height without structural modifications, you can use quadratic diffusion. Diffusion is a technology to make…
I required from an entrepreneur the building of a home cinema with precise INTERIOR dimensions of 9m x 6m x…