DIY HOME STUDIO SQUARE + TRIANGULAR BASS TRAPS!

[@wholehunnidrecords5493]

Please don’t stop making these videos!!! I’m learning so much

[@soundheadquarters]

Thanks for watching!

[@Joepyche]

incredible studio design Danial.Simple but effective and aesthetically pleasing

[@soundheadquarters]

Thank you!

[@DarthDerpOfficial]

i like how you can tell how happy you are with the finished product during the outro that's super cool

[@soundheadquarters]

Thank you! Was a lot of work but always worth it :)

[@playgroundentertainment3838]

Imagine if you also added roller casters at the bottom of the bass traps, I'm definitely doing that using this very template. Thanks, bruv. I also loved the free-standing ones!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Love from South Africa!!

[@robd4837]

Thanks for this video, very interesting. Question; is there a big difference between square and triangle bass traps in terms of performance in corners? I assume square is more volume so better?

[@soundheadquarters]

I think depending on how much space you’re willing to give up in the corners, the squares are a good option to take advantage of that added volume of absorption. That was the rationale for this particular client, to have something lower profile that wouldn’t take up as much floor space. Thanks for watching!

[@x86guru67]

The trim looks nice but I'm wondering how much of the sound waves get reflected off the trim

[@brandonhawk639]

So do you recommend the Rockwool over the R30 fiberglass??

[@essmunson]

how many sheets of safe n sound would you say went into one 4 ft tall trap?

[@Genital.Wartzenegger]

Will a small corner trap like that even do anything for base?

[@soundheadquarters]

Ideally these would be built way bigger. This client wanted to keep the bass traps symmetrical in the room, and given the location of the window this is the sizing he decided to go with. Thanks for watching!