Question: Hi, we have some lab experiments that are loud and sound like gunshots. People in the building are not pleased. We want to cover the test area with noise-absorbing materials. And may also cover the walls and hang some blankets from the high ceiling. Which of your blankets is
Over the years, we’ve received countless requests from DIY voice actors, musicians, and home studio enthusiasts looking for just a little bit of our Producer’s Choice Acoustic Blankets — maybe to cover an odd-shaped corner, block a tricky sound leak, or line a small recording nook. Until now, you had
Recording vocals can be a rewarding and creative process, whether you’re a seasoned musician or a budding recording artist. To achieve high-quality vocal recordings, you’ll need a combination of the right equipment, software, and techniques. Here’s a comprehensive guide on what you need to get started. 1. Room Treatment The acoustics
With many audio editing platforms available today, recording can be done in the comfort of your own home, although it is not as easy as buying a microphone and pressing “Record”. Room acoustics are paramount. Every professional recording studio is fine-tuned to get the best sound possible. It requires expertise
by Byron Santo, Bassist, Producer, Author & Beta Tester My background is in performing, recording and mastering, but over the last two 2 years I’ve been doing more live sound due to my mixer beta testing. One issue that I have encountered as well as many other sound engineers and musicians is
In this article we wanted to compare how Producer’s choice acoustic blankets compare to Fiberglass insulation in its sound absorption property and also in ease of use and convenience. We tried to be as accurate as possible, but since the comparable fiberglass products for acoustical use is different from Acoustic
Sound blankets are an effective and economical alternative to acoustic foam. In other articles, we discuss the cost efficiency of acoustic sound blankets versus acoustic foam, superior acoustic quality as well as the versatility of applications. This article, however, was triggered by a question of the DVX user forum:
In the environments that require good sound control, there is a constant search for the most efficient and most reliable products. It is etched in our brains that effective products do not come cheap, and that you have to pay big for effective results. But is it really so?
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Producer’s Choice Blankets Features This popular brand of sound blankets, called Producer’s Choice, has quickly become the top choice when looking for a sound blanket for your audio recording studio. Quality and Durability. Producer’s Choice Blankets VB series have vertical 2 inch parallel stitching. This allows the cotton fibers inside
When preparing a space for audio recording or creating a vocal booth, people often wonder what the best type of blanket to use for sound absorption. A first guess is to use moving blankets — they are easy to find and fairly inexpensive, right? But, what is the difference between
