Special features
We must consider...
That recording studios are carefully designed following the principles of acoustisc room.
Fitting acoustic
The acoustical properties required for recording sound with precision and accuracy are as follows:
- Soundproofing (insulation): make the interior are not spreading to the outside and the outside are not penetrate and interfere with the recordings.
- Reverb: sound is a phenomenon that consists of a slight permanence sound once the original source stopped broadcast. In a studio must be controlled reverberation time.
- Distribution: improve the dissemination of the sound field, getting the sound distributed evenly throughout the room.
The diffusers consist of a series of parallel slits of rectangular form, the same width and different depth.
When a sound wave with any direction focuses on one of its cracks, this spreads through its center following a path parallel to the walls of the crack to reach the bottom of it.
- Prevent the formation of standing waves: may cause unpleasant sound modifications (eg reverberation).
The proper fitting acoustic of our studio is achieved through the use of various special materials: absorbent, insulating, diffusers, air chambers ...
This video is a series of experiments with the sound in different places. Let's take a look!
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