Apr
2nd
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primary goals of acoustic treatment:
1) To prevent standing waves and acoustic interference from affecting the frequency response of recording studios and listening rooms;
2) to reduce modal ringing in small rooms and lower the reverb time in larger studios, churches, and auditoriums;
3) to absorb or diffuse sound in the room to avoid ringing and flutter echoes, and improve stereo imaging; and
4) to keep sound from leaking into or out of a room. That is, to prevent your music from disturbing the neighbors, and to keep the sound of passing trucks from getting into your microphones. (more…)