Church Acoustics - Case Study - www.AcousticFields.com

[@larryboulware3063]

Thanks for a clear concise presentation without a lot of ‘tech’ terms. I can take this to the church finance committee and let you do the talking!! God Bless You!

[@AcousticFields]

L, Thank you.

[@sahatmarture9558]

What are the surface areas ? Are they the right and left side walls ?

[@AcousticFields]

Walls have surface areas that produce reflections. You must treat certain percentages of these surface areas to mange reverberation times.

[@joebecks6885]

I need help with my church acoustic treatment, what do I do? How do I get in contact with your team?

[@AcousticFields]

Fill out the information in this link. Follow the software instructions and schedule a time to speak with Dennis. www.acousticfields.com/free-room-analysis/

[@MelaniJackson]

My church has events in our cafe. It has carpeted floors, dropped ceilings and the acoustics are so dead. When I clap, it sits right there. What can we do?

[@AcousticFields]

M, Remove piece by piece the sound absorption materials to increase the reverberation times within the space. If you can not do that, you can add diffusion.

[@missionvalleytv4253]

Will diffusion work to eliminate feedback in a Church's PA if the offending frequency is targeted? For the last few tradition churches with pipe organ and choirs, I don't think foam is an option.

[@AcousticFields]

M, No, diffusion will make your "feedback" issue worse. Use the proper rates and levels of absorption on the offending surface areas.

[@PanRider939]

What’s feeding back, the speaker or a vocalist? Two ways to eliminate feedback. 1. Turn down the gain and move microphone closer to the source 2. Increase the volume of the source.

[@johnjose7568]

I need goods advise for our church we have height concrete wall 10 meter with length 63m and our ceiling material plywood.. and we have big echo problem, do we need wall acoustic diffuser or absorption? What’s best solution? Or do we need change our ceiling material to acoustic material? Like boreal echo stop with rockwool absorption ? Thank you

[@AcousticFields]

Y, Use absorption that has the proper rates and levels for music and voice. Music and voice are the "products" of a church. You must match the rate and level to frequency and amplitude. You will have to cover 60 - 70 % of surface areas.

[@bolton368]

I tried nothing and I'm all out of ideas 😉 your very good to me and others

[@AcousticFields]

N, I do not understand your comment.

[@bolton368]

@@AcousticFields sorry that's an AVE quite. That blue heard Canada is funny

[@photohounds]

A very civic-minded approach, I must say

[@AcousticFields]

M, We offer special programs for schools and churches. We waive our design fees and provide discounts on purchases of our technology. We offer DIY build drawings to them so they can build their own products to reduce labor costs. We then supply the technologies. Most schools and churches require our open celled foam technology.