I was recently asked how I would design a dedicated listening room to house a…
Dennis FoleyMarch 9, 2015
In another of our monthly Google Hangouts with experienced and talented audio engineers Brad Pierce,…
Dennis FoleyMarch 6, 2015
In another of our monthly Google Hangouts with experienced and talented audio engineers Brad Pierce,…
Dennis FoleyMarch 5, 2015
Someone recently emailed in to ask "Can metal be used in a good sounding room?…
Dennis FoleyFebruary 19, 2015
I was recently asked by Christopher who runs an excellent Google + group for recording…
Dennis FoleyFebruary 18, 2015
In a recent Google Hangout I was asked "Can you share some insights into how…
Dennis FoleyFebruary 17, 2015
In a recent Google Hangout I was asked "Can sound absorption or diffusion at least…
Dennis FoleyFebruary 16, 2015
In another of our monthly Google Hangouts with experienced and talented audio engineers Brad Pierce,…
Dennis FoleyFebruary 13, 2015
In another of our monthly Google Hangouts with experienced and talented audio engineers Brad Pierce,…
Dennis FoleyFebruary 13, 2015
Limp mass material types can never achieve the proper rates of absorption that music and voice require.
Actually, fiberglass is more effective at absorbing bass frequencies than rockwool is, as long as it is thick enough. Denser…
Thanks, for this.
What are the frequency and amplitudes of your noise issues.