Drum Room Acoustics Levels of Absorption

Hearing the difference of acoustic treatments on a drumset

Listen with Headphones!

Dylan Wissing of Getting the Sound demonstrates the different “levels” of absorption and diffusion that can make a huge difference in recording drums. Using his recognizable and signature studio, he recreates his signature sounds that can be heard on many popular tracks.

With the help of his headphones, you’ll get to hear the difference between the sounds and find your “sweet spot”.

 

Listen with headphones and find out more information on how to acoustically treat your room for the best setup whether you are recording drums, instruments, or simply want to have a nice environment for listening.

As always, you can get FREE acoustic advice from one of our talented designers on your space, no matter the environment or purpose.

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