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How to Reduce Background Noise for Quality Audio
April 04, 2025
Background noise can be frustrating in many situations, especially when you are trying to record. Your song or script deserves to shine in all its glory — not be overshadowed by the traffic jam happening outside the window. Whether you are a recording professional or hobbyist, pristine audio quality is important in production. When background […]
The Best Acoustic Panels for Different Interior Design Styles
April 03, 2025
Creating the perfect home or commercial space is about more than how it looks — it is about how it sounds. In the past, sound-perfecting products like acoustic panels put functionality before style. Modern acoustic panels blend this functionality with artistic flair. Explore ideas to match acoustic panel designs to various interior styles for a […]
How to Soundproof Urban Commercial Spaces
March 28, 2025
Urban areas are all about the hustle and bustle, with busy daytime routes and a booming nightlife. While this can be invigorating, it can also be challenging to focus with the sounds of the city in the background. At Soundproof Cow, we carry high-quality soundproofing materials for your urban commercial spaces, reducing noise pollution for […]
Sound Absorption vs. Diffusion
March 14, 2025
Sound reflection causes various acoustic challenges that distort a listener’s perception, such as echo and reverberation. Professional acoustic treatments use two distinct methods for controlling a sound wave’s interaction with a surface — sound absorption and sound diffusion. Applying the righmix of the two helps control sound energy distribution and improve the sonic experience. What […]
How to Soundproof Tile Floor
February 28, 2025
Tile floors look great, but they present a few notable acoustic challenges. The good news is that various acoustic treatments work for tile floors. Soundproof Cow is here to help you understand why tile floors cause noise and how to treat them. Understanding Sound’s Interaction With Floors Sound energy interacts with tile floors in two […]
