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ACOUSTIC SPACES, based in Austin, Texas, is a 'technical facility design' company and full service acoustic consultancy.
"Technical Facility Design" includes recording studios; home theaters; commercial theaters and performance spaces; film/ video/ post production facilities; industrial and commercial build-outs; we even have extensive experience designing and integrating computer and software studios.
Our processes and scope of work can include complete construction plans sets; 'technical infrastructure specifications' for Electric service and HVAC; consulting, analysis and reports; custom loudspeaker systems; customized routing and control systems-----all of this or any of these.
Sound and vibration isolation; interior acoustics; the blending of technical systems and advanced technology into architecture and finishes; problem solving in audio/ video/ data.
We offer meticulous work; broad and unique experience; focus on YOUR needs; technology that is clever and cutting edge; alliances and access that equal cost effectiveness.
"Technical Facility Design" includes recording studios; home theaters; commercial theaters and performance spaces; film/ video/ post production facilities; industrial and commercial build-outs; we even have extensive experience designing and integrating computer and software studios.
Our processes and scope of work can include complete construction plans sets; 'technical infrastructure specifications' for Electric service and HVAC; consulting, analysis and reports; custom loudspeaker systems; customized routing and control systems-----all of this or any of these.
Sound and vibration isolation; interior acoustics; the blending of technical systems and advanced technology into architecture and finishes; problem solving in audio/ video/ data.
We offer meticulous work; broad and unique experience; focus on YOUR needs; technology that is clever and cutting edge; alliances and access that equal cost effectiveness.
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Sep 16, 2005
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Welcome to Torrence Communication and Sound Equipment Company.
For more than 70 years, Torrence Sound Equipment Company has been northwest Ohio’s most reliable source for design, installation and maintenance of a wide variety of communications systems. From our earliest work in the pioneering days of radio through today’s projects in voice, video and data networks, we have kept pace with an ever-changing array of technology and equipment. Our customers benefit from our knowledge, our experience and our commitment to be the very best at everything we do.
For more than 70 years, Torrence Sound Equipment Company has been northwest Ohio’s most reliable source for design, installation and maintenance of a wide variety of communications systems. From our earliest work in the pioneering days of radio through today’s projects in voice, video and data networks, we have kept pace with an ever-changing array of technology and equipment. Our customers benefit from our knowledge, our experience and our commitment to be the very best at everything we do.
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This article is written by Christopher Huston, Senior Acoustical Engineer for Rives Audio. Chris is a recording engineer and producer with over 80 gold and platinum albums to his credit. He has recorded Led Zeppelin, the Who, Van Morrison, Pattie LaBelle and many many more. Chris has 30 years experience in studio and listening room design. His experience and insight into this subject are second to none.
The Soundstage: Home vs Studio Control Room
A couple of months ago, I was involved in a discussion about the differences between the acoustics in the home and those of the recording studio. The various responses to the thread, on the audioasylum.com-sponsored Rives Acoustic forum, were diverse and very interesting in that they underscored what an extremely subjective thing listening to music can be ...
room acoustics, mastery, expert, acoustic engineer
The Soundstage: Home vs Studio Control Room
A couple of months ago, I was involved in a discussion about the differences between the acoustics in the home and those of the recording studio. The various responses to the thread, on the audioasylum.com-sponsored Rives Acoustic forum, were diverse and very interesting in that they underscored what an extremely subjective thing listening to music can be ...
room acoustics, mastery, expert, acoustic engineer
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Modular Acoustics is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and has just celebrated its one year anniversary. Over 500 panels have been shipped with great reviews. Many customers love them so much they've placed second and third orders. They just can't get enough.
When I went to treat my studio space I researched acoustics and DIY plans. After a while I started researching the products that were currently on the market and was greatly disappointed with the price of acoustic products. There just wasn't a product that fit most people's budget. I personally didn't know anyone that was willing to spend $2400 on an acoustic treatment. I knew there was a huge market that wasn't being acknowledged; the people who don't have tons of money for acoustics.
Music is an expensive hobby but it's a lot of fun for the people who do it. Making money with your hobby is a dream for everyone but until you hit it big, you'll most likely be pinching pennies saving as much money as you can. That's what I do and so I've come up with a product to help out.
Acoustics is expensive any way you look at it, but it is one of the most valuable investments in a music environment. Sure, you can spend $1000 on a mic but all that mic is going to record is all of the flaws of your room. And those new $1200 monitors might sound better than your old ones but for some reason you still can't get the bass to sound right. That's where acoustic treatment comes in, to help clean up the low end and first reflections.
The new Modular Acoustics panels are finally ready! They are best deal out there. No other product on the market has the flexibility and performance for the price. They're innovative yet incredibly simple, that's what makes them so inexpensive. The portability of the panels is what really sets them apart. The fact that you can set them up as an instant vocal booth and quickly set them up in the room when you're ready to mix makes them unlike any other product. I'm proud to finally offer acoustic solutions that really performs for such a low price.
Nick Fournier,
Modular Acoustics.
When I went to treat my studio space I researched acoustics and DIY plans. After a while I started researching the products that were currently on the market and was greatly disappointed with the price of acoustic products. There just wasn't a product that fit most people's budget. I personally didn't know anyone that was willing to spend $2400 on an acoustic treatment. I knew there was a huge market that wasn't being acknowledged; the people who don't have tons of money for acoustics.
Music is an expensive hobby but it's a lot of fun for the people who do it. Making money with your hobby is a dream for everyone but until you hit it big, you'll most likely be pinching pennies saving as much money as you can. That's what I do and so I've come up with a product to help out.
Acoustics is expensive any way you look at it, but it is one of the most valuable investments in a music environment. Sure, you can spend $1000 on a mic but all that mic is going to record is all of the flaws of your room. And those new $1200 monitors might sound better than your old ones but for some reason you still can't get the bass to sound right. That's where acoustic treatment comes in, to help clean up the low end and first reflections.
The new Modular Acoustics panels are finally ready! They are best deal out there. No other product on the market has the flexibility and performance for the price. They're innovative yet incredibly simple, that's what makes them so inexpensive. The portability of the panels is what really sets them apart. The fact that you can set them up as an instant vocal booth and quickly set them up in the room when you're ready to mix makes them unlike any other product. I'm proud to finally offer acoustic solutions that really performs for such a low price.
Nick Fournier,
Modular Acoustics.
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The JHA design team translates the goals of clients, users, architects, and designers into acoustically excellent solutions specific to program and budget. Work begins in the early stages of concept development and planning and is constantly refined through a dynamic design process that combines scientific knowledge and calculation with imagination, experience and skill.
Architectural acoustic design involves many processes, such as determining the volume, shape, proportions, marterials, and finishes of acoustically critical spaces. Applied research, site measurements and analysis of acoustic data, hands-on lab testing of materials and equipmant, and studies with physical and computer models are all part of the creative process. Orchestra pits, orchestra shells, overhead reflector systems, and acoustically adjustable elements are designed. Noise and vibration need to be controlled, and silent heating and air conditioning systems developed. During construction, JHA works closely with engineers and contractors to ensure that acoustic details are integrated onto the building. As the project nears completion, JHA fine-tunes the acoustically adjustable elements and trains users in their operations.
Architectural acoustic design involves many processes, such as determining the volume, shape, proportions, marterials, and finishes of acoustically critical spaces. Applied research, site measurements and analysis of acoustic data, hands-on lab testing of materials and equipmant, and studies with physical and computer models are all part of the creative process. Orchestra pits, orchestra shells, overhead reflector systems, and acoustically adjustable elements are designed. Noise and vibration need to be controlled, and silent heating and air conditioning systems developed. During construction, JHA works closely with engineers and contractors to ensure that acoustic details are integrated onto the building. As the project nears completion, JHA fine-tunes the acoustically adjustable elements and trains users in their operations.
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