DIY Acoustic Panels & Sound Test

[@ilovegurusahib]

ABSOLUTELY SPOT ON AND INFORMATIVE. THANKS A LOT. ANYONE TRYING TO SOUND PROOF THEIR ROOMS THIS IS THE ONLY BEST METHOD TO DO IT. COMING FROM AN EXPERIENCED SOUND PROOFER FOR ALMOST 35 YEARS. PEOPER SUND PROOFING WOULD MEAN INSTALLING THESE PANNELS DIRECT ON THE WALL THEN COVERING THE OUTER BIT WITH CLOTH.

[@dickydoesaudio3466]

I like how you spaced them out on the wall. Looks like they're meant to be there. Good job man.

[@goalsplanaction241]

Thank you share for great idea.

[@njrcreations2211]

Good work Benna...you are making perfect recording studio.

[@samuel18761]

Thank u so much..

[@laurabrown941]

Acoustic Foams are used for Echo & Acoustic Curtains are used for Soundproofing SoundProof-Curtains.me

[@pmk351]

Good job brother.. keep up the good job

[@MINSINGSONSTUDIO]

Wow great brother ❤ from assam

[@its.nia.duhh.24]

Amazing difference. Thank you 😊

[@smilingdrummer245]

Cool bro, I like studio design

[@oleksiimm]

Great job! 👍

[@nipa6409]

Where did you buy the gypsum perforated panels ? Do they have a rockwool backing ?

[@samuel18761]

I bought from a contractor in Vizag . and yes I have filled with Rockwool in the back .

[@preetamsingh5792]

Excellent experiment. Is the panel 1” thick or 2” thick.

[@Khdbh]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO -

[@manoharharikrishna5127]

At the last conclusion- before and after comparison,,,, perfect difference acoustic and non acoustic... Super anna

[@samuel18761]

Thank u..

[@laurabrown4369]

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[@NagendraGodamwar]

Good job buddy to explain in simple way kudos to you.

[@samuel18761]

Thank u..

[@Mrbobai007]

Nice effort 👍

[@bluetech2809]

Great work, massive difference!

[@laurabrown941]

Acoustic Foams are used for Echo & Acoustic Curtains are used for Soundproofing SoundProof-Curtains.me

[@mohanshiva_musical]

U need to cover all surface with broad band with highher thickness n add diffucers n corner bass traps

[@pilakitdavas3953]

Hello, please advise how to reduce kitchen chimney exhaust sound.

[@SredhaJithin]

Good

[@JagtaarLunghani]

If we do sound proofing with rockwool and gypsum tiles, like your walls. Do we still need acoustic treatment in the room?

[@samuel18761]

Yes depending on your room size ..

[@JagtaarLunghani]

@@samuel18761 Okay, thank you!

[@SuperMaaveeran]

Super 👍🏻

[@slashtruman1]

Awesome Studio...Its worth Jamming @ narrowroadjampad..

[@samuel18761]

Thank u.

[@Blessmusicstream]

Which fabric did ya use to make front?

[@ChandTechnical]

Fabric link please ?

[@KrisKLRicare]

Nice. But what is behind the perforated wall? Did you put also a rockwool.behind it? What isa the purpose of the perforated wall?

[@samuel18761]

Yes filled with Rockwool

[@DarylChambugong]

Great!!but how did you stick those panels to your wall Glue?nail?or what..?

[@samuel18761]

Using 2mm screws brother.

[@DarylChambugong]

Ok thanks

[@bhaibhai-qp6fh]

Macha your kits look beautiful

[@samuel18761]

Thank u .

[@manikandanramar3097]

Very well

[@denialhakimi3609]

Nice

[@shutterblinkz7911]

Hi, what are those walls made from? Perforated Gypsum boards? and how good is that from covering the whole walls with plywood panels? Thank you

[@samuel18761]

Hey Raj.. Those are gypsum acoustic panel tiles.. Because of the holes on the tiles, sound directly hits the rockwool inside and doesn't allow to reflect. And about the plywood panels it depends on the room side and how much db sound u produce inside your room. Cheers..

[@laurabrown941]

Acoustic Foams are used for Echo & Acoustic Curtains are used for Soundproofing SoundProof-Curtains.me

[@immanueltetteh6232]

#Samuel J Benaiah can I use thick foam instead of the rockwool fibre ? For low budget purposes

[@samuel18761]

Definitely. It helps u in a certain way.

[@Maximus_Naughtius]

Anna, how much does it cost over-all?

[@samuel18761]

It's costed me around 8000 inr for all the material abd work. I used all high quality fabric and wood. U can do them in budget as well.

[@bhaskarrao3670]

Benna super sound

[@samuel18761]

Thank u so much..

[@yashkolhatkarmusic2766]

What’s d density of Rockwool u used brother ??

[@samuel18761]

50mm I guess. I'm not sure. But the biggest one..

[@gktechviews2603]

Plywood frames size is not 100 mm so it may be 100 cm

[@samuel18761]

Yes. My bad..

[@drvy_dahariya]

Wowwwwww

[@jeremyrikh8931]

Brother what cloth did you use for the panels? Both sides

[@samuel18761]

Front jute fabric , back tissue cloth.

[@theshopper6902]

How thick is the ply wood? You mentioned LBH

[@samuel18761]

6mm ply wood..

[@theshopper6902]

@@samuel18761 I believe the ply board will be of 9mm or more!! From what is shown in the video...

[@MohanRaoArava]

brother gm.would you me the address for rockwool please.hou much its price

[@samuel18761]

I know a dealer from Vizag only .

[@MohanRaoArava]

@@samuel18761 pls can you give me the number

[@smilingdrummer245]

Behind wood wall, rock wool?

[@samuel18761]

Yes

[@smilingdrummer245]

@@samuel18761 Very Interesting, please review for your door. I see for a second, and I think I will copy your idea. Please

[@gamingmastertamil9906]

0:42

[@devendrasingh351]

But how do you hang them on wall

[@samuel18761]

With 2 inches screws.

[@devendrasingh351]

@@samuel18761 screwing from front side would tear the fabric any option from backside fixing. Can you plz show us which hardware's used in fixing over perforated tiles or wall?

[@samuel18761]

I dint no screw it from front. I first screwed the screws on the wall and then hanged it on.. Just like how we hang photo frame.

[@mantrapatel1994]

which fabric did you use for the panels?

[@samuel18761]

Jute

[@ourfamilyfamily1686]

👍👍

[@BHOGVILAS279]

It's not MM but CM

[@samuel18761]

Yes my bad.. I check it after uploading..

[@danielekwere7996]

I need a contact

[@ScaryGamerzOfficials]

Papa nahi maanege 🙄

[@JSMJyotismanSahaMusicals]

U have missed the ceilling man

[@samuel18761]

Yes

[@muhammedshibili6679]

dear brother rock wool is danger for health because the item lower than air and is not a organic prodect

[@samuel18761]

Everything is dangerous in this world brother.

[@pinakibhome3075]

i dont see any difference

[@r-j-s-_-music3225]

Train your ear

[@aador_ghor]

@@r-j-s-_-music3225 exactly

[@bigheartsmolpen]

Like you trained yours? 😂​@@r-j-s-_-music3225

[@progoti0714]

Not mm brother it’s probably cm

[@samuel18761]

Yes . My bad

[@kemleshdesh7136]

Is this not a health hazard to breathe in these panels?

[@samuel18761]

It is already covered with fabric so it is not..

[@DonLinoSamuel]

You need a better mic

[@samuel18761]

Yes. I will from my next. Thanks

[@sajithcr7]

its inch not mm

[@samuel18761]

It's not inch.. Its cms actually..

[@Gholhovallahoahad]

ویش 😏 هلاک کردی خودتو فقط

[@RsAcousticandsoundproofing]

Nice