by Milojko Jaric | Jun 26, 2019 | Resources, Soundproofing
What are Membrane Absorbers? Membrane absorbers, also known as panel and diaphragmatic absorbers, utilize the resonant properties of a membrane to absorb sound over a narrow frequency range. Engineers typically employ unperforated, limp panels of wood, pressed... 
by Stephane Lo Jacono | Jun 25, 2019 | Blog, Music Production
Orchestral elements play a more significant role in today’s music than we might expect. They give the average listener something they can relate to and provide a sense of familiarity in everything from soundtracks and video games to film scores and Top 40 hits.... 
by Milojko Jaric | Jun 25, 2019 | Audio Processing, Blog
Altering the sound characteristics with the help of distortion like effects have been present in music production for a long time. Consequently, over the past three decades, we got introduced to some pretty exciting sound processing units that alter the sound in soft... 
by Stephane Lo Jacono | Jun 24, 2019 | Blog, Music Production
Within the scope of music production, the phase has always been a concept most applicable and best understood in the context of audio recording. Within the sample based community, it is scarcely talked about, yet it remains a quintessential part of getting a full... by Milojko Jaric | Jun 21, 2019 | Resources, Soundproofing
When sound propagates in small spaces, such as the interconnected pores of a porous absorber, it loses energy. This is primarily due to viscous boundary layer effects. Air is a viscous fluid, and consequently, the friction with the pore walls dissipates the sound... 
