How to Soundproof a Room: Sound Absorption vs Sound Blocking by Audimute

[MultiTechnodrome]

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[zyguli]

"De-essing."

[jozefknauer]

Absorbe her, she sounds like a chicken

[IntarwebUser]

Her explanation was ineffective at conveying the difference between blocking and absorption. I mean, both prevent the sound from entering the next room, so what's the difference?

[audimutedemos]

@IntarwebUser Hi there! Thanks for your comment. Give us a call for more details. I can try and explain further via YouTube, but it will be more than the characters provided. Looking forward to helping you understand the difference between blocking and absorption. Thanks! 866 505 6883

[Justinkz3895]

My drum kit is acoustic and loud and I wanna find away I can stop the noise from going outside my room and into the other rooms of the house. How can I do this?

[christianmetalpwns]

hi, i just recently moved to a new apt and for some reason an alarm keeps on going off outside. i want to block the sound from coming through the door into my house. which product will help me achieve that at a decent price?

[audimutedemos]

@christianmetalpwns Hi! Thank you for your comment. Happy to help. Do you happen to have any gaps along the door? Audimute Door Seal Kit would be perfect along the edges of the door, including the bottom. It's basically like weather stripping. You can then add a sheet, in multiple layers preferably, to help with some of the sound. Do you know if it is for sure coming through the door? Perhaps we can talk via LIVE CHAT or phone? I'm at your service! 866 505 6883 Mallory

[christianmetalpwns]

@audimutedemos yes, thats what i was looking for! i do have gaps along the floor and i also realized that the door isnt as thick, therefore the sound waves can penetrate into my apt. i will definetly consider your product. thank you for the support.

[audimutedemos]

@christianmetalpwns It's my pleasure! Give a call or email us should you have any other questions. It's been a pleasure assisting you!

[promachacker]

lol when it started i was like what the fuck?

[PRussy666]

Sorry that was my friend writing that about your sheets. what I want to know is would them sheets block sound from coming into the room next to you. because my garage (11' x 18') is connected tom my house and the living room is next to it. I am turning the garage into a practise space for my band, and i want to know would putting the absorption sheets on the wall only, significantly lower the sound coming out of the garage. thanks!

[audimutedemos]

@PRussy666 That's okay! Yes, the sheets will help reduce the levels of intensity in the space, but it won't necesarily block the sound from one room to the next. Peacemaker would be best for that, as shown in our video. The Sheets will, however, help! You'll notice an impressive difference. Most customers who use their garages as a studio / rehearsal space use the Audimute Sound Absorption Sheets! Let me know if you have other questions. Happy to help!

[PRussy666]

it looks shit and i dont have palster board i have concrete .

will the black sheet stuf still work

it looks shit

[audimutedemos]

@PRussy666 We understand that the Sheets aren't the prettiest product we carry, but we do offer more appealing products on our site, such as the Acoustic Panels, or Baffles. Check them out and let me know how I can be of service!

[gotswagg33]

I DONT CARE WAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT BUT YOUR HOT!!

[PilferMusic]

Low frequencies are not the least bothersome, these are the most bothersome. Consider when your neighbour plays his stereo... it's the low frequencies that you hear.

[audimutedemos]

You don't need to have an R value insulation, but it does help! Take a look at Owen's Corning. If you have any more questions, give us a call!

[tricky717]

i noticed that no r 13 insulation or any other kind for that matter was placed in between the studs. Is this stuff that good that you don't need to insulate the walls?

[blissful0ne]

thaaaaaaanks. helpful :)