O'Neill Engineered Systems, Inc.

To record music and enjoy amazing sound results in your home studio, it is vital to check out the acoustic of your studio room. If you build your studio, the first step to think about is to select a room that is far away from the street and noise sources, like a basement, kitchen, and bathroom or TV room. In this post, I like to share you some tips on how to enhance room acoustics with acoustic diffusers to prevent sound from going out for better music recording. Non-parallel walls A room with parallel facing walls is bad for your recording. This happens as the sound quality creates standing waves and these standing waves end in undesired noises. To avoid this issue, you can change one of the parallel walls and also use an air compressor cover . Position of speakers Wrong position of the speakers would face phase interference between the direct sound and the reflected sound. If the quality of the reflected sound that travels in your room is stronger than the quantity of the direct sou...