DIY Acoustic Clouds // Construction Tutorial + Mounting Tips

[@NickyDarko]

Thanks!

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

No problem, glad to help! Thanks for commenting

[@JessySons]

You're a beast! Thanks, dude!

[@johnnyvegas2015]

Great video and some helpful tips….thanks

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

Thanks for watching! glad you enjoyed

[@menacordero1]

​@@LearnAudioEngineering. I live in an apartment, and I want to build 3 or 3 clouds. I'm sitting ( couch) 9 feet away from tower speakers and TV. Do I place the clouds over the towers or over my MLP? any imput would be appreciated. Everyone talks about Studios, but not about HIFI system in the living rooms. Greetings from Houston, Texas.

[@dimitrismichas5964]

Nice one mate !!!

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

[@AngeloDiLeonforte]

Great video man, I need to treat the room where my grand piano is placed to record it. Where should i put the mic for measurement since no speaker are involved only my piano. Thanks in advance

[@empresssunbow]

Great video!

[@skatepark02]

I’m a little suspect about your REW measurement. That is an unusually flat response, even for compared to a high end control room. In a small home studio it’s impressive to achieve +\-7db in SPL difference. What level did you do your sweeps at?

[@Notinserviceij]

I'd suggest smoothing your readings because you can see the general problem areas rather than hundreds of areas that the absorption will cover anyhow

[@Djam0]

Can’t find that 24 inch safe n sound rock wool anywhere, apparently they don’t sell anymore or only in bulk (12 min) .. any alternative recommendations? @learn audio engineering

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

you could go with the 16 inch wide safe and sound, thats fairly common. If thats too narrow for you, you could build a double wide cloud instead. Thanks for watching!

[@martinaddison4880]

GIK sells deadening material.

[@WalterLeeWalter]

i'm sorry.. you said 42" in length for the cuts. but its supposed to be 48" right?

[@marcoluca6552]

A simple question: I need to buy a house and having a Hi-fi system so to not to disturb the neighbourhood, where should I intervene other than the walls between the floor and the ceiling ?

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

Hi there! these panels are for absorbing early reflections in a recording or listening area. They do not function as soundproofing. Thank you for commenting.

[@greatbearsound731]

Dude! Excellent vid except one issue. You really need some kind of tight membrane layer if you're using rock wool! These days, id advise AGAINST rockwool! But if you do use it, make sure you have a layer that does NOT allow any of the dust from that stuff to permeate! It's a health hazzard in the long run! This will also help with the sagging issue.

[@fitnessminded7264]

What was the cost per panel?

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

Hey good question, I was just looking at doing this project again as we're moving to a larger space! from my calculations it's ~$50USD / $70CAD per panel

[@EchoReverb6]

how come no treat ment at first time become so flat ?

[@TimKaseyMythHealer]

Zoom in your scale so it’s more magnified.

[@ColocasiaCorm]

Lol

[@LearnAudioEngineering]

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