Soundproofing / Noise Reduction Tips: Sound Decibels & Frequency by Audimute

Two important soundproofing concepts are discussed - decibels and frequency. Learn about the importance each has in reducing the transmission of sound between walls, floors and ceilings.


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[edjorthebeast]

I'm just wondering if the decibels in my "drumming" room right now is about 110, like said in the video, how much would be reduced if I had a wall with one layer of the absorption sheets, 1 layer of drywall, the 3.2 acoustic barrier, wooden studs with nothing between them, and an other layer of drywall after the studs? I don't know how to calculate that.

[audimutedemos]

@edjorthebeast Hi there!

Thanks for your comment. Let's discuss further via phone if you can. I'm certain you can reduce more than 20 dB easily, which is perceived as a 50% reduction of loudness overall. Looking forward to speaking with you!

[Buhzie15]

wow, she needs a de-esser on her voice badly.

lots of sibilance.

[ilovedragons]

Jennifer is hot

[Paullove89]

@DECIFERTHIS09 That made me lol

[hawg427]

When we built our old house we had the wall insulation go all the way to the ceiling on a 12 ft wall that separated the living room from the master bedroom. The DB were cut a lot, hence my Wife could sleep while my home theatre was playing at a decent level. And that was just plain wall insulation not any audio panels.

[lazdave]

@RennyConti thinking the same here lol

[RennyConti]

so 6.5x louder than a normal whisper is as loud as a jet engine ?

[armedundangerous]

Genie clips huh? I will, thx man! I ended up finding some soundproofing material that was used on naval vessels engine rooms, unused and in the box, so I installed those on the walls and ceiling. I used a high rating insulation between the beams, then soundboard, and these sheets of foam panels with a plastic outside sheet and lots of little holes in them over the sound board. Looks good and sound is dramatically improved. As an added benefit the DB level outside was cut substantially.

[DECIFERTHIS09]

@armedundangerous go 1970s in there and break out lots of shag carpet and check into genie clips they seem legit

[ierapetra23]

wow she looks like jenna haze!lol

[thehornypuppy]

you need a De-esser. Jen is driving me nuts ;__;