Carpet will absorb high frequencies, but that’s not always the kind of absorption we need to balance our rooms. This video explores the effects carpet will have one your room and when you’ll want your floors covered.
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GIK Acoustics has collaborated with Grammy, multi-Latin Grammy and TEC Award-winning mastering engineer Adam Ayan to design and build his new mastering studio, Ayan Mastering, in Portland, Maine. The project marks Ayan’s first independent facility following the closure of the legendary Gateway Mastering, where he spent over 25 years shaping some of the world’s most iconic records.
Longtime visitors to gikacoustics.com will notice that things look a little bit different! We've just launched an exciting new website with numerous changes. The site looks better of course, but there is also some new functionality, along with some changes...
GIK Acoustics Presents New Approach to High-End Room Design at AES
GIK Acoustics’ Vice President of Acoustic Design, James Lindenschmidt, will present new work at the AES 159th Convention in Long Beach on October 23 at 4:00 p.m. The talk, “Modular, Shippable Acoustic Treatments for High-End Mastering Rooms: A Case Study with...
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