Well, i did the same thing that the guy did and nothing happend, well i mean... I didin't make my room soundproof but now when i fall there is no echo at all
@@NaithOne Well those panels can prevent sound from bouncing off drywall where they are placed so it can slightly reduce echo. However, he is complaining about sounds coming from other rooms, which is a complete different topic. Sound is like wind. If you have a room you keep at 23 degree Celcius, if you leave just a slight opening on the door and it's 0 outside, the whole room will feel the fresh air coming in and the temperature will drop. So when soundproofing a room, you have to prevent air from getting in AND you have to mitigate wall / ceiling vibration coming from the soundwave generated from the other rooms. 20$ of panel won't cut it even remotely.
@@NaithOne Well first, you have to define what you want to achieve. There is a big thing in the soundproofing world which I call: Managing customer expectation. There is a big gap between dampening the sound and soundproofing a room. Some customers who will not want to spend too much will go for insulation into the wall (rockwool or fiberglass wool made for soundproofing) and once everything is done and installed they will be like '' I still hear what is going on in the next room, this is garbage''. The insulation is doing its job just fine, it's just that the job it is sold to do is not what the customer think it will do. To answer your question simply, you need to add mass to walls and ceiling, lots of mass while patching all air gap between rooms. If you are in Canada, you have access to Sonopan, which are sound dampening sheet of 4 feet x 8 which can be installed on top of a finished drywall. You cover the room with that, then you add a another drywall on top, preferably 5/8 drywall, because it has more mass. This will give you a quite impressive dampening of the sound that comes from outside. You can expect not being able to understand a normal conversation happening in the next room, although you still hear mumbles. That's what I mean by managing customer expectation. We have to give them examples they can work with. Now if you want to prevent someone listen to super heavy bass rap music blasted at max sound from a 1800W system, then it's a much bigger project. You need to basically open up the wall, and redo the whole thing. Now if take the example above with Sonopan and Drywall, you have to install both layers on all surface than tape and mud the drywall, repaint, etc. It is not necessarily an expensive job in term of material, (25 CAD per Sonopan sheet, which covers 4x8, than about the same for 4x8 drywall, then screws and staples, tape and mud). But it is a time consuming job, so if you don't do it yourself, you can expect paying over 1000 for the whole deal easily
Do people really not know that those panels are sound dampening, not sound insulating? This means they prevent echos. Sound will still easily pass through the wall and right through them
so basically when they arrived his roomates had graduated, moved out, retired, and waiting for him to join at the assisted living home where the noise continues 😂🎉❤
“I will do anything it takes” “I will spend only $20” Man’s got mixed messages Edit:Thx so much I can’t believe how many likes this comment got! I’ve never got this many before!
In case anyone’s wondering for an actual budget solution: Moving blankets from harbor freight, hung an inch or two off each wall. It’ll shrink your room and won’t be perfect, but it will do a heck of a job without having to rebuild your house
@@jimjones9693yeah I told my neighbor you said he could just wear earplugs when I use the table saw at 2 am, he said “great idea! Jim Jones is a genius!”
It does not do any soundproofing!!!! Do not buy it. When everyone else in the world tells you it isnt soundproofing, don't jump to listen to the jackass on youtube shorts.
thats why in Russia and some other countries with thin walls you see people hang up a lot of carpets and blankets on the walls, thats a super simple and easy way of reducing the vibration of sound.
these panels just reduce the amount of reverb inside the room and they dont reduce the amplitude of the sound coming in you’d need mattresses or something thicccc
@@gamers-unite2023sit down child and listen to this: It’s a certain type of website where a certain kind of people (usually women) sell their…. Pictures of them looking uhhh…. How do i say this? Sexy? And then creepy men buy them for their own enjoyment.
Depends on the person, Some ppl don’t like earplugs while sleeping. Eventually it’s irritating or you randomly loose one, soundproofing the room is more ideal.
God I hate how many people don't know the difference between soundproofing and Acoustic treatment. Acoustic foam is for reducing reverb in the room not reducing noise from outside the room.
No teenager should have this. We all needed the warning footsteps coming down the hall or up the stairs If you don't understand idk what hole you dug yourself out of
The Korean War was a military conflict that lasted from 1950 to 1953, fought between North Korea, supported by China and the Soviet Union, and South Korea, supported by the United States and other United Nations countries. The war resulted in a ceasefire agreement that established a demilitarized zone between the two Koreas, which remains in effect to this day. The Korean War was a defining moment in the Cold War and had a significant impact on the geopolitical landscape of East Asia. The origins of the Korean War can be traced back to the end of World War II, when Korea was divided into two separate states at the 38th parallel. The North was controlled by the Soviet Union, while the South was controlled by the United States. The division was intended to be temporary, but the two sides developed different political and economic systems, leading to tensions between them. In 1948, elections were held in the South, which led to the establishment of a democratic government under Syngman Rhee. The North, however, remained under communist rule, led by Kim Il-sung. In June 1950, North Korea launched a surprise invasion of the South, with the goal of reunifying the country under communist rule. The United States and other United Nations countries, concerned about the spread of communism, intervened to support the South. The war quickly escalated, with both sides committing atrocities, including mass killings of civilians. The fighting was brutal, with heavy casualties on both sides. One of the most significant events of the war was the landing at Inchon, a port city in South Korea, by US and South Korean forces in September 1950. The landing was a major strategic victory, providing a foothold for United Nations forces to push back against the North Korean army. The United Nations forces, led by General Douglas MacArthur, then launched a counterattack that pushed the North Koreans back across the 38th parallel and towards the Chinese border. China, concerned about the presence of United Nations forces on its border, intervened in the war in October 1950, sending hundreds of thousands of troops to support the North Koreans. The Chinese intervention changed the course of the war, pushing United Nations forces back across the 38th parallel and into South Korea. The United States responded by dropping atomic bombs on North Korea, the first and only time nuclear weapons have been used in warfare. The war continued for two more years, with both sides engaging in fierce battles. The United States and China engaged in negotiations to end the conflict, which
Instead of asking my roommates to be quiet, I'm going to spend 20 dollars just to put up 60 sound proof tiles on my walls just for them to go quiet after I put them up
“Home de-pot”💀
"Man from can"
Funny that this (key word) ‘google’ translate translates it to man from can🤣
Edit: 115 LIKES MUM IM FAMOUS
Man from can 💀
Edit: Why the hell did this get 100 likes
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
You don't call it that?
This is actually great because you can know someone’s in your room and not outside
Get a life
And this is the exact reason why when I hide your house and go to soundproof one specific room, and have cameras in there
@@itzflakesfr the hell
@@itzflakesfr wtf 😳
Thanks to that I can now avoid it by wearing soundproof clothes and flippers
Actual soundproofing specialist here: The real title of this short should be : How I lost 20$ trying to soundproof my room for 0 result at all.
Yeap sound comes in as easy as before, but he might dampen some echoes.. Might.. 😁
Well, i did the same thing that the guy did and nothing happend, well i mean... I didin't make my room soundproof but now when i fall there is no echo at all
@@NaithOne Well those panels can prevent sound from bouncing off drywall where they are placed so it can slightly reduce echo. However, he is complaining about sounds coming from other rooms, which is a complete different topic. Sound is like wind. If you have a room you keep at 23 degree Celcius, if you leave just a slight opening on the door and it's 0 outside, the whole room will feel the fresh air coming in and the temperature will drop. So when soundproofing a room, you have to prevent air from getting in AND you have to mitigate wall / ceiling vibration coming from the soundwave generated from the other rooms. 20$ of panel won't cut it even remotely.
@@LtKregorov then what i have to use and how much it gonna cost?
@@NaithOne Well first, you have to define what you want to achieve. There is a big thing in the soundproofing world which I call: Managing customer expectation. There is a big gap between dampening the sound and soundproofing a room. Some customers who will not want to spend too much will go for insulation into the wall (rockwool or fiberglass wool made for soundproofing) and once everything is done and installed they will be like '' I still hear what is going on in the next room, this is garbage''. The insulation is doing its job just fine, it's just that the job it is sold to do is not what the customer think it will do. To answer your question simply, you need to add mass to walls and ceiling, lots of mass while patching all air gap between rooms. If you are in Canada, you have access to Sonopan, which are sound dampening sheet of 4 feet x 8 which can be installed on top of a finished drywall. You cover the room with that, then you add a another drywall on top, preferably 5/8 drywall, because it has more mass. This will give you a quite impressive dampening of the sound that comes from outside. You can expect not being able to understand a normal conversation happening in the next room, although you still hear mumbles. That's what I mean by managing customer expectation. We have to give them examples they can work with. Now if you want to prevent someone listen to super heavy bass rap music blasted at max sound from a 1800W system, then it's a much bigger project. You need to basically open up the wall, and redo the whole thing. Now if take the example above with Sonopan and Drywall, you have to install both layers on all surface than tape and mud the drywall, repaint, etc. It is not necessarily an expensive job in term of material, (25 CAD per Sonopan sheet, which covers 4x8, than about the same for 4x8 drywall, then screws and staples, tape and mud). But it is a time consuming job, so if you don't do it yourself, you can expect paying over 1000 for the whole deal easily
sound deadening is meant for the room you're in to prevent noise coming out, not to stop noise from the outside getting in
No, it does nothing except remove echoes. Acoustic Panels are the best option
@@nvillbeats
😂you’re both wrong!
@@NoLefTurnUnStoned.So whats the best way
@@paulgreengod
What’s the best way to do what?
Treat?
Or insulate?
he probably should've put the padding in THEIR room
Do people really not know that those panels are sound dampening, not sound insulating? This means they prevent echos. Sound will still easily pass through the wall and right through them
That’s legit what I was thinking.
That’s what I thought too so he just wasted $20
That is also what I was gonna comment but you got it first
Lol I literally came here looking for this exact comment
So how do u ?
Bro how the hell did you get sixty foam tiles for under twenty dollars?!? The ones I found are like twenty something just for twelve 😭
Ali express
so basically when they arrived his roomates had graduated, moved out, retired, and waiting for him to join at the assisted living home where the noise continues 😂🎉❤
True!!!!
@@tiendaniel1682 i know the website aliexpress gets their stuff from and its even cheaper
@@emperor8716 well don't leave us hanging
“I will do anything it takes”
“I will spend only $20”
Man’s got mixed messages
Edit:Thx so much I can’t believe how many likes this comment got! I’ve never got this many before!
fr
fr
No chain for u.
Jeez 20 dollars
fr
Imma need that link for them 60 working noise-cancelling squares for less than 20$
ikr, ain’t no way he got more than 10 for only 20$
Yeah
Its bottom of the barrel packaging foam
It's not noise cancelling it's only to prevent echos
They do not cancel noise at all.
In case anyone’s wondering for an actual budget solution: Moving blankets from harbor freight, hung an inch or two off each wall. It’ll shrink your room and won’t be perfect, but it will do a heck of a job without having to rebuild your house
Earplugs is way easier
@@jimjones9693yeah I told my neighbor you said he could just wear earplugs when I use the table saw at 2 am, he said “great idea! Jim Jones is a genius!”
@@dillan6134 bro 💀
@@dillan6134LMAO
Nope
That will only reduce echo INSIDE the room
the concrete walls in eu: "Look at what they have to do just to recreate a fraction of my power!"
Soundproofing my room because my roommates are loud ❌soundproofing my room because I am loud ✅
Those foam pads are for stopping sound from reverberating around the room. They won’t do a lot to keep sound out.
Why did he say "Home de-pot" 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Edit: TYSM FOR 344 LIKES
Yes, yes he did
Because he was in home depot?
@@ovalcar23 the t is silent thats why
@@ANT-Prodz does it matter
@@ZCO22 no tf he didnt, why u gotta make fun of him for pronouncing it that way
Ah yes “home de-pot” 💀
Tea pott
Ah yes "man de-pot"
@@scooterforlife909 man of the pot
Thanks bro I have a mosque nearby and Muslims bark daily 5 times via loudspeakers . This was much needed.
bark ? 😭😭😭
irony is you can make your room more quiet for your neighbours by doing this not other way around
So he supposed to put those foams outside of his room then?
Man, I just gotta love going to Home Depot
Okay?
Hes trying to say I love going to home de-pot. Plus, that might just be an accent
"Home depOt" got me dead ☠
just give them 20 dollars to be quiet till rent runs out
:DDD do you think thats enough for them
“All the NOICE”💀
I love home dee-pot
Edit: Thanks for the likes but only one comment?!?!?
bro just cured my trust issues with the sound proof foam ❤❤
Soundproof foam is so much better than what he’s trying to do
The sound proof foam is meant to keep the noise in your room from getting out, noise will still get in
It does not do any soundproofing!!!! Do not buy it. When everyone else in the world tells you it isnt soundproofing, don't jump to listen to the jackass on youtube shorts.
@@Reizen.Matzuru
If noise can get out
It can get in
Those tiles are useless for that anyway.
thats why in Russia and some other countries with thin walls you see people hang up a lot of carpets and blankets on the walls, thats a super simple and easy way of reducing the vibration of sound.
these panels just reduce the amount of reverb inside the room and they dont reduce the amplitude of the sound coming in you’d need mattresses or something thicccc
“Home De Pot”💀
Google translated that to pot man 💀
Pot man really google💀☠️
Anyone else replay the video to see what the third roommate was doing?
This kid has that “rob me” phenotype
Why does the girl roommate have a pole in her bedroom💀
Onlyfans obv
@MarcosAmericus what's that?
@@gamers-unite2023 u too innocent
@@itzaaron_lol4438 ok?
@@gamers-unite2023sit down child and listen to this:
It’s a certain type of website where a certain kind of people (usually women) sell their…. Pictures of them looking uhhh…. How do i say this? Sexy? And then creepy men buy them for their own enjoyment.
theres a Tsunami
Him: sleeping
Someone: males an annocement about the tsunami
Him:a tsunade?
Did bro have a stroke💀💀💀
"Home Dee-pot" 💀💀
Him: putting sound proof tiles
His roommates: WHOPER WHOPER WHOPER
Doesnt stop noise but supresses the reverb in the room🤣
So interesting to watch :)
Thank you!! Appreciate the kind words 🙌
@@clawquestwhats home deepot
It's really not. It's also a complete lie. Those foam tiles don't stop noise from coming in
How much did you get the 60 tiles for?
$15 with slow shipping 👍
Well that's pretty good ig
@@Samurai_HK he is lying
@@mrmagazine6206 nah its aliexpress. Pretty good stuff i use it for legos
@@clawquest
Oh really?
Is it also true that they stopped the noise from outside your room?😂
You have the right to remain silent…
My body when I move:
w😂😂
Looks like Home Depot turned into a restaurant, as this guy in the video calls it, home de-pot.
Bro really went to home de-pot
Edit: THANK YOU GUYS IVE NEVER HAD MORE THAN 15 LIKES ON A COMMENT YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING
bro took a comment and got a heart 😂
Ah yes my favorite home D pot
Fr
Finally! Someone who pronounces Home Depot correctly.
the sound proof foam would be like 100$ for the amount foam he put up
Bro could have used earplugs ☠️
Depends on the person, Some ppl don’t like earplugs while sleeping. Eventually it’s irritating or you randomly loose one, soundproofing the room is more ideal.
After all that effort and $20 he still needs earplugs.
Was tha a stripper pole in tha other guys room.?!???
Have you ever heard of regular pole dancing?
Bro just wants some sleep
I like your "noice canceling foam"
Thus is what happens when you choose to live with inconsiderate people
Is it inconsiderate to use the blender now
EXACTLY! 💯
If you said the door blocker was $5.50 and the foam tiles were $15 then that is a total of $20.50 !!!
Damn you caught me 😅🤫
“All the NOICE”☠️
Welp as a horrible assassin, I see this as a absolute win.
Home de pot💀
XD it translates to pot man
Pot man lol
@@revanreviandi9244 ikr😂
"Home Depot" 😂
Jar man
For everyone giving him a tough time, a door gap stopped or foam padding around the door will help massively.
Him "My roommates are really loud"
Me "Says the youtuber"
i hope you are happy i left this short on all night
The fact that he was standing on the bed with his shoes on🤯
Glad it works for noise outside the room and not just inside cuz this is what i need
Airpods: so now I am the middle child
Imagine not hearing the fire alarm💀
Bro went for the 2014 Minecraft youtuber style
Bro, just use egg boxes 😂
👍Yes This Is Real
“Home deep pot”
“Home de-pot”
God I hate how many people don't know the difference between soundproofing and Acoustic treatment. Acoustic foam is for reducing reverb in the room not reducing noise from outside the room.
Bro became Topper Guild 💀
"buys earplugs"
man says"home de-pot"
me: *immediately checks comments*
"Home de-pot" 💀
Man said de-pot💀💀💀
Those sund proof talls you hung up are so cool, i literally see them everywhere in a yt gamer's face screen
stay strong 🥺pls sit down and breathe in and out till you fell carm you are vauled
"I will do *ANYTHING* ... but spend more then 20 dollars."
POV: you hear him say home de POT and you go straight to the comments
Roommates:How loud do you want us to be?
RUclipsr:You get 50% of money from the video
Bro got NPC virus before going to sleep
Its all fun and games until there is a fire 😭
My roommates.... quit talking about your parents like that.
No teenager should have this. We all needed the warning footsteps coming down the hall or up the stairs
If you don't understand idk what hole you dug yourself out of
The acoustic panels are used for keeping so now it’s meant for absorbing sound, so will make her my quality, some better and less echo in your room
Home:The Pot sounds like a podcast of house furniture💀
Bro fell asleep like a npc
The Korean War was a military conflict that lasted from 1950 to 1953, fought between North Korea, supported by China and the Soviet Union, and South Korea, supported by the United States and other United Nations countries. The war resulted in a ceasefire agreement that established a demilitarized zone between the two Koreas, which remains in effect to this day. The Korean War was a defining moment in the Cold War and had a significant impact on the geopolitical landscape of East Asia.
The origins of the Korean War can be traced back to the end of World War II, when Korea was divided into two separate states at the 38th parallel. The North was controlled by the Soviet Union, while the South was controlled by the United States. The division was intended to be temporary, but the two sides developed different political and economic systems, leading to tensions between them. In 1948, elections were held in the South, which led to the establishment of a democratic government under Syngman Rhee. The North, however, remained under communist rule, led by Kim Il-sung.
In June 1950, North Korea launched a surprise invasion of the South, with the goal of reunifying the country under communist rule. The United States and other United Nations countries, concerned about the spread of communism, intervened to support the South. The war quickly escalated, with both sides committing atrocities, including mass killings of civilians. The fighting was brutal, with heavy casualties on both sides.
One of the most significant events of the war was the landing at Inchon, a port city in South Korea, by US and South Korean forces in September 1950. The landing was a major strategic victory, providing a foothold for United Nations forces to push back against the North Korean army. The United Nations forces, led by General Douglas MacArthur, then launched a counterattack that pushed the North Koreans back across the 38th parallel and towards the Chinese border.
China, concerned about the presence of United Nations forces on its border, intervened in the war in October 1950, sending hundreds of thousands of troops to support the North Koreans. The Chinese intervention changed the course of the war, pushing United Nations forces back across the 38th parallel and into South Korea. The United States responded by dropping atomic bombs on North Korea, the first and only time nuclear weapons have been used in warfare.
The war continued for two more years, with both sides engaging in fierce battles. The United States and China engaged in negotiations to end the conflict, which
Good Will has a tone of blankets for like 25 cents. I insulated my house when my heatet broke that way and I was toasty warm for about $15.
Nobody can sleep without some white noise
He makin it out the clawquest house with those bars 🔥🔥🔥💯💯❗️
"Home De-pot"
THE DISRESPECT
I live in this old Victorian house that has bricks inside all the walls which basically sound proofs every room
Bro slept with socks 🧦 on
Instead of asking my roommates to be quiet, I'm going to spend 20 dollars just to put up 60 sound proof tiles on my walls just for them to go quiet after I put them up
Or, you could make roommates disappear like a corrupt politician
"Home de pat”💀
“Home de pot”💀
finally someone who thinks Home Depot should actually be pronounced how it's spelled. (Home De-pot)
Plot twist
He lives alone
Bro, got that 2014 Minecraft RUclipsr room
2013 RUclipsr background
Yoo that's cool one of your roommates have a fireman pole
Did he just say “de-POT” 💀
I can just smell Home Depot through the screen
Nah bro fell like a npc at the end
The ringing in your head:
**Puts door stopper** Forget's the AC.