Akustik Wissen

People often confuse soundproofing with acoustic treatment — but they solve very different problems. This short video from GIK Acoustics breaks down the key differences and points you in the right direction for your space.

Over-absorption can make a room sound dull and lifeless. This video explains the fundamentals of acoustic diffusion — the different types available and when to use each one to keep your room sounding natural and spacious.

Whether you're recording vocals, instruments, or voiceover, isolation makes a real difference. This video guide covers the key methods for building an isolation booth and how GIK Acoustics products can help you get there.

Most home studios start life as a bedroom or basement. This guide explains why smaller rooms cause acoustic problems, how peaks and nulls form, and how the right combination of absorption and diffusion creates a balanced, accurate listening environment.

Diffusion can keep a room sounding lively without the deadness that comes from over-absorption — but understanding how it works and when to use it is essential. This guide covers the fundamentals, the difference between 1D and 2D diffusion, and how to implement it correctly.

Learn how to find and treat bass buildup with proper trap placement, thickness, and coverage to achieve tighter, more accurate low-end response.

Sound diffusion is one of the most misunderstood tools in acoustic treatment. This article explains exactly how a properly designed diffuser scatters sound waves across three domains — time, direction, and intensity — and why that makes a room sound larger and more natural. It also debunks common DIY myths like bookshelves and CD cases, and answers the most frequently asked questions about diffuser placement.

Acoustics designer James Lindenschmidt joined Gravitas Create for a live Facebook Q&A, fielding questions from the community about studio acoustics setup. Gravitas Create compiled the full session into a report — this article links out to it. A useful resource for anyone with questions about treating a studio or listening room.