Best Practices for the Home Studio: DIY Acoustic Treatment (With Audio Examples)

October 5th, 2017 by

In part one of this new three-part series on Best Practices for the Home Studio, Justin Colletti talks acoustic treatment with GRAMMY-nominated engineer Bob Mallory, and walks you through a home studio acoustics makeover, complete with audio examples.

Join us as Justin introduces the materials and construction methods needed to fabricate your own DIY acoustic panels and shares some before-and-after audio examples featuring guitar, voice, and noise measurements. From framing to covering, to acoustic treatment alternatives, they discuss the priorities, common problems and solutions.

Stay tuned for part two and part three in this new series, thanks to B&H.

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