Photo courtesy of Chris Goosman

January 20th, 2010 – Today I checked out an online seminar on studio design and acoustics presented by HomeStudioCorner. Joe’s guest was Gavin Haverstick, a studio design consultant and a lead acoustic engineer at Auralex. I find acoustic design quite interesting and I got a lot of great ideas from the presentation.

One of the resources that Gavin suggested for more information, was Auralex’s companion site Acoustics 101. It used to be a paid download, but it’s available for free online. There are 5 chapters packed with information to improve your space, and even build your own acoustic treatment. I studied a bit of acoustic design before, but Acoustics 101 still provided a lot of useful information. Thanks to Gavin and Joe for putting on a killer presentation!

Acoustics 101

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at 12:59 am.
Categories: Engineering.

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