A space for everyone

Modern Sound Studio

We know state-of-the-art studios are expensive. So we work around funding challenges by designing spaces that can be expanded over time.

Getting your students up and creating.

We will discuss vision, location, budget, applications, and timeline making sure you’re well informed and comfortable moving forward.
Here we will run test on the room to determine soundproofing and acoustic treatment needs.
We will provide soundproofing treatment in the necessary areas (e.g., floor, windows, door, walls). This may include raising the floor, sealing gaps, and insulating or extending walls.
We will provide acoustic treatment specific to the type and application(s) of the room. See some space examples below.
Gear will be dependent on the type of applications applied to the room. We discuss what your needs are then furnish the room to get you up and creating
We are here to assure you feel comfortable with the basics of all equipment in your room. We provide education, resources and training.

Broadcasting

Content Creation

eLearning

Practicing

Presentation

Recording

Song Production

Gaming Livestream

Vlogging

Voiceover

A vocal booth’s(isolation booth) purpose is to record a solo voice or instrument. A common misconception about vocal booths is that they should have 100% of their walls and ceiling with acoustic material. We recommend about 50-80% coverage depending on the type of booth. For example a both designed for vocals or voice over can obtain a natural sound with 50% coverage, cleaning up recordings without leaving the room sounding dead.
An important characteristic of a multi-purpose room is proper acoustic treatment. A room with concrete walls, drywall, and fiberboard furniture is prone to high sound reflectivity. Placing sound absorption material in the right locations is necessary to getting the space sounding natural.
Large classrooms can be challenging especially when it comes to speech intelligibility. Addressing the reverberation time(I.e., the amount of time it takes an original sound signal to drop 60 decibels) of the entire room can be costly. The recommended RT range in a classroom is 0.4-0.6 seconds. Most classrooms have an RT of 1 second or higher making speech, and especially music more difficult to distinguish and hear clearly.
Why a Hybrid room?
- To increase speech intelligibility and improves student comprehension
- To creates a more comfortable learning environment by lower noise in the classroom
- To accommodate Students with hearing or learning disabilities
- To Lessen ambient noise and reduce vocal stress for the teacher and students