SOUND ON SOUND
If you need to record dry‑sounding vocals in a less than ideal room, GIK’s generously sized portable booth could be just the ticket.
The Q11D range is based on the design of the existing Q7D, but employs an 11-root well sequence that shifts its effective bandwidth higher into the midrange.
Replacing the company’s long-running Alpha and Impression offerings, the Amplitude line-up is said to consolidate years of customer feedback and design research into a single, streamlined family of products.
This GIK Acoustics tutorial video talks through the process of using REW to measure the likes of frequency response, SPL, decay times and more, along with details on how to configure the software and generate waterfall graphs.
If you’re struggling to get your head around acoustic treatment, it’s well worth taking a look at The Basics of Room Acoustics, an informative video produced by the experts at GIK Acoustics.
The latest version of GIK's innovative Portable Isolation Booth (PIB) range provides users with a quick and easy way to cut back on room sound and capture cleaner, more focused recordings.
I’ll be building some corner traps soon and want to know the best choice for bass trap materials.
GIK Acoustics have added a curved panel to their recently introduced SlatFusor line-up.
The new SlatFusor CT brings a triangular bass trap unit to GIK Acoustics' range of combined absorption/diffusion acoustic panels.
GIK’s ingenious new design provides both absorption and diffusion, at a highly affordable price.
