Designing a recording studio often looks easy on paper, but architects, studio planners, and creators know the real struggle begins when sound refuses to behave. A room may look impressive, yet uneven echoes, harsh reflections, and uncontrolled frequencies can disrupt every session. This is why acoustic solutions and strong sound...
Acoustic Solutions for Auditoriums: Custom Wall Panels Matter
Auditoriums, whether in cultural venues or corporate settings hosting diverse events, demand excellent sound quality. But hard surfaces and high ceilings create echoes that muddle speech and music, leaving audiences tuning out despite a hall's grandeur. At Unidus Acoustics, our 40 years of expertise have taught us that a custom...
When to Use MLV: Understanding Sound Deadening for Complex Acoustic Challenges
In modern commercial spaces, balancing aesthetics and sound management is vital for productivity and well-being. Open offices, meeting rooms, lounges, and educational areas often face echo, noise bleed, and poor speech clarity. Sound-deadening solutions, especially mass loaded vinyl (MLV), control noise effectively without affecting design. Knowing when to use MLV...
How Acoustic Slat Panels Transform Office Acoustics Without Compromising Design
You’ve designed a visually stunning office with clean lines, modern furniture, and an open layout that encourages collaboration. But shortly after moving in, the feedback starts: it’s too loud. Conversations echo, focus is scattered, and the very openness meant to unite your team is now disrupting their workflow. The problem...
When Acoustic Drop Ceiling Tiles Make Sense (And When They Don’t)
Many clients assume acoustic drop ceiling tiles are a universal noise-control solution. As you know, that isn’t always the case. When a space is dominated by reflective materials, sound continues to bounce and create echo, even if tiles are installed. In this guide, we will walk you through how acoustic...
Common Acoustic Telephone Booth Specification Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)
Contemporary architecture increasingly favours open-plan designs that maximise natural light and collaboration. Yet these sleek, beautifully crafted spaces pose a challenge: thoughts and conversations get lost in them. For anyone needing a quiet, private space to make calls or hold a meeting in peace amidst these overwhelming surroundings, acoustic telephone...