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How did you calculate the diffusion slat dimensions?

Do normal rookwool work to or do it nead to be plaits

Ones agne wonderful video thanks for showing os

Great tutorial and you have inspired me to give it a crack! Couple of questions, I will be making mine to be 4ft x 3ft but wondering if I can just alter your pattern, starting at the corner with no block and working outwards to my dimensions? Also, love the native American style jacket, who makes it? ☺

What is the black fabric

Would have been interesting to include sound bits with and without the diffuser in the room

Nice video, very helpful! Are you using separate led strips for each panel? Or can you link them so they are controlled via 1 centre strip? Thanks!

congratulations !!!

Im so happy i saw that other video, you have showen me how to make my own studio. I'm sorry for my broken English I have dyslexia so it's real hard to spell in English 😅🙏🙏

I have a question what wood are you using for the frame?

What is it thar you put inside, just normal insulation?

What was your technique for cutting out those notches to fit around the bracing? Any tools that make it cleaner or easier?

Master of his craft

Looks great brother. Detail is impressive Danial.

Thanks for this video, very interesting. Question; is there a big difference between square and triangle bass traps in terms of performance in corners? I assume square is more volume so better?

What hardware are you using to hang the acoustic panels?

Nicely done. appreciate your videos and taking us through these builds as it always yields tons of ideas. I am in the acoustic panel phase in my home studio at the moment so these are helpful videos.

5:24 wow, what a look 😍

A year ago, one of your videos on acoustic panels sparked a complete reimagining of my recording studio in South Africa. Inspired by your passion, I shut down in October 2023 to rebuild new acoustic panels, upgraded outboard gear, and an entirely fresh setup. I’m relaunching in January/February 2025, and I can’t thank you enough for the impact you’ve had. Your dedication has set a new standard. Thank you!

I did frames around mine too. Wish this video had came out before I had thought because yours look super clean and your technique is better!

Great work

While you're work is admirable and very professional, this booth excludes the many recording enthusiasts and beginners that don't have the resources, DIY skills, or even the room to build this. 0:58 'relocated by the electrician later on'. I need to hire an electrician? 1:12 Sonopan X will break the bank - any other materials that are less expensive? 2:08 'the client's garage' - so this is a professional job, one that the client can't undertake by themselves? 3:26 '..so that the electrician can re-locate that light'.. that electrician again - he'll have a big pay day! - can't you do something a little more DIY? 4:05 '.. and I've got Christian helping out today' - so it's at least a two-man job? 4:14 More Sonopan X?? This is getting into Abbey Road territory - the budget I'm talking about. Etc, etc.. Overall I'd say there's around 5 different skills going on here. Thankfully you have the video going at about 4 x playback speed - nice and speedy? Lol.. Want a quick and inexpensive booth to help launch your recording enthusiasm? Get some PVC piping and make a frame (you can buy interlocking PVC corners). Place frame on top of couple of rugs, cover frame with load of old towels (buy from charity shops) cover towels with continental quilts - Bob's your uncle. Great job, btw.

Looks heavy. What could you use as a cloud?

Why didn't you do the part above the door? The whole strip of tiles...

Great content Daniel.Nice touch on the light above the clouds.

What fabric did you use?

that is phenomenal

Looks good .. How long are the chains ⛓️ from the ceiling?

Looks great! I've built 7 of the wall panels so far. I've experimented and found cloth landscape fabric with a old bedsheet for the back and 2 layers of sheets for the front. Then i cover the front with a nice burlap. All this is a precaution for retaining the rockwool fibers. Nasty stuff. It's a lot of work but so far I've only paid for the insulation and the burlap. I've had everything else or i go to estate sales for the fabric. Being a carpentry contractor helps as well.

What are you using to ensure they are straight (the green beem)?

Looks Good .. I learn from this channel lol

Wow nice build! Very helpful

PLEASE, use face mask when you are handling rockwool and when you spray paint!

That is an amazing amount of planning and work! It must be in a cold climate as I didn't see any ventilation other than the sliding window on the door? Down here in Florida we have to get cool dry air in else you sweat out from humidity. Well done!

Would this help eliminate echo in a room with high ceilings?

Exactly what I needed. I appreciate the inspiration. From contractor to contractor… If this isn’t your house, you really need to hook up a shop vac to that miter saw, and at least throw some cardboard down so you’re not using a finished floor as your work bench. If I walked in and saw you doing this in a finished room with dust sensitive instruments nearby, I would send you home.

What state are you located in? What’s the cost of this exact set up?

Cool🎉

Daniel, I’m looking for examples of LEDs recessed into the ceiling clouds. Have you done that? Sounds like a challenge to stretch fabric where the light is. (I don’t want to 6” holes compromising the sound envelope of my ceiling, so just the Romex will penetrate. Great video!!

Hi, what is the best rockwool density for a 22 inch (the long line) triangle corner bass traps? I have 120 kg. thats too much?

Great video but would be a lot better if we had a before/after comparison of how it sounded!

I would definitely paint the bottom side of the foots...

I wish I could find information like this for concrete ceilings. I don't live in a sheetrock home., I find those homes to be very dangerous. During a terrible storm you find those homes completely gone. I can't see myself putting my loved ones in one of those types of homes.

I think this looks great and you did an excellent job.

How much did you invest in this.

"I've included the plans for an 18" by 18" diffuser below"... (*Proceeds to build 60" x 36" skyline diffuser with no template/reference) LMAOOO

Good work and explanations. Thanks

What kind of desk?

Since you've lived with this for a while, has it helped your sound?

What are you using to cut the Rockwool cleanly?