Acoustics and the design of a music studio are an interactive process between the visual and auditory aspects of the space. To achieve the necessary acoustic environment parameters, it is crucial to consider the characteristics of the available room. It is important to note that not all rooms are suitable for studios. Spaces with many windows and glass facades, rooms lacking symmetry, or extremely small rooms are not suitable for every type of studio. Therefore, at Acoustic Force, we recommend that our clients consult with our experts before renting or purchasing any space. After selecting the room, we offer our clients professional measurements of the existing acoustic environment using specialized equipment.
Already have a studio? Start with an acoustic analysis of the control room – we measure the room with your monitors to EBU Tech 3276 and show which problems can be solved with panels and which are a limitation of the room. Example: Urban House Studio, Sofia.
Every studio undergoes the process of designing the acoustic environment. Acoustics and the design of a music studio are primarily related to the functionality of the space. Most studios serve both for recording vocals and musical instruments, as well as for mixing and mastering. Naturally, professional studios are divided into separate rooms – a recording room, a control room for mixing and mastering, and a separate hi-fi room for listening to the recorded tracks.
Each type of room has its specific requirements regarding the acoustic environment, and we take these into account during the design phase. After determining the acoustic parameters and the necessary absorption and diffusion within the space, we proceed to the art design. This is closely linked to our clients’ vision and allocated budget. On the market, there are various solutions available — ranging from the most budget-friendly (DIY and acoustic foam) to high-end panels made of wood and eco-wool.
Every studio executed by Acoustic Force features a customized solution and design.
After the design phase comes the project implementation. Working with the highest quality products from around the world and Bulgaria provides a significant advantage in executing such projects, as their installation is extremely easy and production and delivery times are always impeccably punctual. At Acoustic Force, we place great emphasis on clean installation. This is facilitated by our unique panel mounting methods—often involving attachment to walls with just a single screw or using Velcro.
The most important part of our entire work is ensuring our clients are satisfied with the results. Final measurement of the achieved outcomes is mandatory, and in 95% of cases, these correspond to the initially specified expectations.

Submit an inquiry about your issue by contacting us via phone or email. It is recommended to include photos and measurements of the space.

Our engineers carry out a site visit – free of charge for business premises. We look at the space and how it is used, and propose an approach to the solution.

We measure using the methods of EN ISO 3382 (reverberation, speech intelligibility), EN ISO 16283 (sound insulation) and others – as an engineering assessment. When an accredited test report is needed, we arrange it through an accredited inspection body.

We design the solution for the specific room – materials, positions, areas and installation details. Where needed, we build a computer model and compare the options before materials are bought.

The acoustic panels and screens are made in our own workshop – to size and colour. We deliver and install them with our own team.

When the work is carried out by another contractor, we check the quality of the materials used and that they are installed correctly.

After installation we measure again to check the result achieved – whenever the site allows.

Our engineers carry out a site visit – free of charge for business premises. We look at the space and how it is used, and propose an approach to the solution.

We design the solution for the specific room – materials, positions, areas and installation details. Where needed, we build a computer model and compare the options before materials are bought.

When the work is carried out by another contractor, we check the quality of the materials used and that they are installed correctly.
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