Acoustics / Studio Design

A home studio visit sees the SOS team tackle some stubborn synth and DAW gremlins.

Diffusers are usually best deployed in larger rooms, but these new designs could prove useful in the smallest of studios.

The GIK Acoustics Evolution PolyFusor is a combination of a polycylindrical diffuser and an absorber merged into a single 600 x 1200 mm unit.

SE Electronics’ Reflexion Filters are well established items of studio kit, but the company continue to refine the concept and now offer several variations, the latest model being the GuitaRF.

The SOS team travel to the big smoke to deal with some tricky acoustics in a media composer’s writing studio.

The SOS team travel to a Stourbridge community centre to solve some low-end problems and build some speaker stands.

The choice of materials for acoustic treatment is paramount. We find out what different types of absorber can and can’t achieve.

I’m looking to get some acoustic panels of the rigid fibreglass/Rockwool type for my bedroom studio.

This neat modular system slots together in no time at all, and is surprisingly effective.

I have double glazing but it's quite old, and I notice that other people's double glazing seems to cut out more sound...

As I've been researching how to convert my garage into a studio, I keep seeing mentions of something called Green Glue, which...

Can ordinary carpet be useful as a form of acoustic treatment in either my recording space or my control room. If so, is any...

This month, we travel all the way to Amsterdam to help last year's SOS Awards prize winner set up his brand-new, £14,000$20,000 studio!

If I have a live room with diffusion on one wall what is the best way to...

Not many companies can claim responsibility for creating an entirely new market sector, but that is certainly an accolade that is due to Argosy Consoles.

If you’re looking to build a studio, there’s masses of information out there — but no substitutes for professional advice and experience.

I have a modest bedroom studio with way too many room reflections. I really don't want to apply any treatment to the walls,...

Acoustic treatment is one of the best investments you can make for your studio, and there are plenty of companies offering pre-made products to solve a variety of problems at a range of prices. Here’s just a selection of what’s available.