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Soundproofing Home Studio: Dealing with Low Frequency Control
The video discusses the inherent challenge in soundproofing home studios, particularly in controlling low-frequency noises, by drawing a comparison with a humming noise problem in an apartment building. The noise, caused by air conditioning units on the roof, could only be heard in one particular apartment due to roof deflection and installation issues. Seth explains that a similar issue can occur in home studios when vibrations from low frequency instruments or external sounds are not isolated correctly. Proper planning of a studio involves implementing vibration isolation methods and considering the use of room within a room construction. Even small installation errors can create significant issues and disrupt the soundproofing efforts. Seth recommends the use of companies like Kinetics Noise, specializing in vibration isolation materials and information about room within a room design for those planning to establish their own home studios.
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00:02 Introduction to Soundproofing Challenges
00:45 The Problem: Low Frequency Control
01:42 Case Study: The Apartment Building Hum
02:48 Investigating the Source of the Noise
05:22 The Solution: Vibration Isolation
06:56 Designing a Home Studio: Room within a Room
08:17 The Importance of Correct Installation
09:18 Conclusion: Resources for Soundproofing
Home Studio
Soundproofing
Low frequency control
Isolation
Apartment building
Kokomo hum
Bass drum
Bass guitar
Low frequency noises
Headphones
In-ear
Computer speakers
Vibration isolators
Air conditioning units
Rail
Roof
Rubber vibration isolators
Apartment downstairs
Drop in level
Vibration isolation
Walls
Joists
Room within a room construction
Deflection capability
Studio isolation
Floating walls
Floating ceiling
Thumping noises
Structural engineer
Kinetics Noise