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VIDEO: Do-it-Yourself Acoustical Treatment: How to Build a Diffuser
Back in December we featured the below post – Do-it-Yourself Acoustical Treatments: How to Build a Diffuser. It was such a big hit that Tim Dittmar and some of the faculty at Austin Community College decided to create an instructional video. A special thanks to Kurtis Machler and Peter Johnson for all of their hard work!
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In Audio Engineering 101, author Tim Dittmar discusses soundproofing versus acoustical treatment, provides some tips on how to make your room sound better, and even provides some do-it-yourself acoustical treatment instructions so you can build some on your own. Below is one example.
How to Build a Diffuser
A diffuser is a great way to control reflections in a room and make your room sound flatter. If your room is on the “dead” side, diffusers may be more suitable than adding absorptive sound control. Diffusers are often placed on the back wall behind the engineer’s head. They can also be placed in the studio to help tighten up a room, reduce flutter echo, and control reflections. Here’s a good way to make a diffuser using a proven formula. This diffuser is designed to be effective up to about 600 Hz. Read the full post →
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