How to Soundproof YOUR OWN noise from escaping the room!
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2023
- Soundproofing a room is a common concern, typically tied to reducing noise from neighbors. However, sometimes you need to contain noise generated within a room. This tutorial explores DIY methods tailored to address internal noise challenges, different from traditional soundproofing for external noise. Understanding these nuances is crucial for creating a quieter living space, whether dealing with neighborly disturbances or minimizing the impact of your activities.
This video provides insights into innovative DIY techniques for containing internal noise. From strategic placement of acoustic panels to using specialized sound-absorbing materials, the tutorial goes beyond conventional approaches for external noise.
Implementing these techniques creates a quieter environment that minimizes sound transmission beyond your room, considering those sharing the living space. In summary, this tutorial offers practical DIY solutions for soundproofing a room from internal noise sources, fostering a quieter and more comfortable living environment.
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Every apartment should be soundproof this way on apartment buildings!
I completely agree!
Exactly why I’m watching
I enjoy your videos because you address a vanishing commodity...privacy and quiet. A lot of people don't understand the negative consequences of unwanted noise and how it affects their mental health. Keep up the good work!
Your channel convinced me to make my room soundproof so I can work, meditate and actually have the time for myself instead of hearing my neighbours childeren cry and have fun 💀. Will start today, wish me luck
Best of luck mister Spaceman! 😎
I can hear my entire roommate's conversation and vice versa. I don't mind hearing muffled sound but I just dontt want them to hear word-for -word.
For me my bedroom is right next to my parents bathroom and I can hear them very clearly whenever theyre in there and I don't think it helps that their bathroom makes a lot of echo
Maybe its the door leaking sound. If so - use sealing tape to seal all air gaps.
If its the wall, your go-to solution is to make mineral wool+drywall sandwich.
Yo this video couldn't have come out at a better time. Been looking for a solution for this that doesn't involve "just be quieter"
Yo I've been watching your videos for the past week trying to find ways to deaden/soundproof my room. I've been mostly finding your videos helpful with considering other options. Thank you and I appreciate your insightful videos!
Best of luck on your project!! 😊
Very detailed and explained in a very simple understandable language 🤘🏻
Very informative thanks
Very helpful. Thank you
Great videos thank you! Could you address the heating and cooling being affected around the windows?
Great video ❤🎉
Acoustic treatment and soundproofing are two completely different things like you said yourself. Do not start with acoustic treatment if you don’t want the sound to escape the room, because it will. You will first need to add as much mass as possible in the form of a reflective wall that is airtight and preferably decoupled from the main wall. Only AFTER that you can do acoustic treatment (purely to remove the impact that the room has on your speakers).
Very useful video! Thanks a lot! One question: does high density of acoustic foam makes a difference? I found 20kg/m3 - 30kg/m3.
Great information ❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
Thanks! I am living in a university dorm with walls quite thin and looking for ways to not get any more noise complain haha. I will try going with some acoustic foam/panel when I have enough butget.
Best of luck!
stop getting loud dates would help
@@freddykoopmans6985 bold of you to assume I get laid
Thanks
Got any opinions on SONOpan as the layer you sandwhich between the second layer of dryway? It's supposed to be as good or better than MLV for about $30/4'x8' sheet
Is it worth it to put acoustic panels in your garage? For a golf simulator setup. Would the garage door offset the panels? Trying to gauge if it would be worth it
This is extremely useful, thanks. I'm a soprano vocalist and live in a shared house. Thus, I am very conscious of how loud I must be when practicing 😅 and have been looking for a solution to stop as much sound leaking from my room as possible for ages! There are some really interesting suggestions here. Just one point, would you mind please describing how to install the acoustical sealant, weather-strip and moving blanket around the door/wall? I'm actually totally blind so do not have any visual reference for how you carry out these examples in the video. Thanks again for the great content.
Hi Laura-sandy! send me an email at info@soundprofguide.com and I will respond to your questions in detail.
I've seen hexagonal acoustic foams, do they have the same efficiency as the egg cardboax style?
Loving the information 🎉🎉🎉 10:12
What if you attached the acoustic foam to the acoustic panels? Would the effect be amplified?
thanks.. i watched the other video you had,,, couldn't comment there,,, so did it here
will this be good for streaming and music ? so im able to be a fair bit loud when on stream or recording vocals
Awesome videos! I play drums in my shed in my backyard and I want to be able to play and have my neighbors not be able to hear from inside their house. I'm assuming that would only be possible if I coat the walls in mass-loaded vinyl? Foam panels and moving blankets probably wouldn't suffice I'd imagine :(
Can you put acoustic foam on windows?
I covered my walls with acoustic 3D wallpaper with foam and has its own adhesive lol. ECHO be gone. but next step is Acoustic panels and bass traps.
I need to sound proof an apartment, and the walls are plaster/drywall with barely anything between each apartment. I can't really screw anything in, so I'm looking for advice. I have neighbors who have complained I laugh too loud, but I can't tell how loud I have to be.
What would be better for sound blocking: Using two layers of 1 lb / sqr foot MLV and glueing them together with green glue, or just using one layer of 2lb per sqr feet MLV?
I'm in an old apartment with plaster walls and I have a litter of large breed pups coming unexpectedly. I have a room for them but it's attached to another apartment, someone below also. I need your advice on the cheapest way to keep a litter sound down from disturbing neighbour's to the side and below. Please Help!!
I am looking for a way to "sound proof / sound deafen" my place, I have an electronic drumkit and I live in an apartment, luckily on the bottom floor so I dont necessarily have to think about downstairs, now I have no clue which kind of deafening method if any at all can do this kind of thing.
Basically what I need is for the click clacking of the plastic and somewhat the thumping of the kick pedal to be deafened.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
same! I'd like to practice my singing, but my room's quite next to my neighbour's bedroom and I don't want to disturb them. My neighbourhood's pretty quiet too, so its extra embarrassing for me to practice loudly. Advices appreciated!!
Why didn't you mention anything about the ceiling?
It’d be great if there was a written overview of everything discussed.?.
Where can I get the 2 inch acoustic foam ? because the link you provided is 1 inch thick .
Him: "just go outside and listen"
Me: "no way im gonna touch grass"
Acoustic panels and acoustic foam are 'SNAKE-SALESMAN-CRAP'.
Your Wall's need to BE INSULATED FROM SOUND first and foremost. It will STOP sound out and in. Use a wooden frame not connected TO the walls withing your room/s. Then USE Exterior Rockwool SLABS and then cover over with SOUNDBLOCK Gyprock, use whatever type of a soundblock-soundproof type of Gyprock sheets which are available to you. THIS Works 100% it DOES !
I have used this system all over not only my house but next-door-neighbour's walls too and neither of us hear ANYTHING from one another and we both watch TV and Movies LOUD !!!
Thanks for your input.
I’m not the smartest but can it block the noise of a subwoofers vibrations?
nope, the low freq are very hard to block.
Rockwool.. done
Best of luck!
@@soundproofguide through a combination of space, purpose and budget it is actually the best for my situation. And I hate working with glasfiber Insulation, so I gave myself the present of not doing that 😁
Will this block outside noise ?????
Any drummer over here taking notes?
I want to prevent the sound from me in my basement office from waking my family up at night.
i need to block enough to be able to sing in privacy😆
yesss this is what im tryna do in my studio apartment 😂
I was watching untill he brought out those acoustic panels lol
חכה אחי. את יהודיה? אני רואה שהיו לך כמה מיילים בעברית?
Mass-loaded-vinyl is ALSO SNAKE-OIL crap.
Just make new walls on your own side with what I suggest in my other note. This person is simply telling lies. Do Not go wasting your hard earned cash THEN make new sound proofed walls, do the walls, forget what this fella is stating as he is as said before, simply telling lies !
I respectfully disagree. But thanks for watching and contributing to the algorithm. 😊
Bro lost his mind over vinyl.
Why does this guy look like Ian Hecox
U just mad enavideo saying acouatix panels and sound panels wonr make much of a difference
Thanks!
Thanks Jay!