I am actually thinking about creating my own acoustic wall panels just for my personal interest across my table. Yours are the only one's that look good and are the easiest way to make. Thank you very much for sharing!

I've watched dozens of acoustic panel videos by now, and this one is the best! you are a great creative artistic soul, and I wish you the best of luck!

If you had some space behind the foam where you could put LED lights on the back you would have some cooling lighting with the sound dampening.

This guy is legend I'm watching his all videos continuously from last 3 hours...

The easiest way to hang up sound foam, is to put blue painters tape on backwards, then you can just slap them on the wall. If the sound foam do not have any adhesive, then use double sided carpet tape, and then put on the blue painters tape backwards on the carpet tape. They stay up forever, and are easy to take down agian.

Really cool project man. Glad I found your channel! Production quality is off the chart!

Cool vid! I lined my CNC enclosure with acoustic ceiling tiles. They worked like a charm. I'm thinking of following your lead and cutting some to add some sound absorption to the walls of my shop. Thanks for the ideas!

I really like how you solved out the hanging problem. Nail and hole in the backpanel is plain simple and good idea. I'm also planning my own panels maybe that kind of panel behind is a good idea.

I looove that I came across this channel! Amazing stuff, amazing angles ..impressed

nice one lex! I watched some of your vids several times since it's one of the best

He throws the hexagon and has “subscribe” written. Excellent touch man :-)

I love your timelaps equipment

This looks beautiful and functional. I live in an apartment and trying to find some ways to make cheep panels that look aesthetically pleasing for my office/record space. Since I live near the pool it can get loud outside and anything to help soften the noise and help quiet during recordings will be beneficial. Gotta go to Home Depot now and see what I can dig up to use. :)

Nice idea, thinking about something similar for my living room / makeshift studio. I'm quite sensitive to dust though, and I wonder how you handle cleaning those uneven textures and edges especially in a workshop. From an acoustics perspective, you might want to have your backboard a centimeter smaller to create a little bit of overhang where sound can bounce off the wall and be absorbed again. It will only help with the highs, but it's still something. Also, it would allow you to glue some hidden LED backlighting around the periphery some some extra pizzazz. And maybe leave an island sea to counterbalance that lonely island you have? Just some random ideas.

Great video. Have wondered about this since I first found your channel. Well done !

Really neat work

Whoa!! Super original design 👍

awesome idea bro, thanks to much to learn us to make things like that

Amazing idea man!

Biltema and Clasern, my favorite places to hang out

I think you may get better performance from these panels if you try to space them out a bit more on the wall, effectively attenuating more nodal points on that wall. Seriously awesome panel design though. I could see using these with a french cleat system to be able to setup for vocals when needed, and spread out when recording the room. Very flexible, much props to you!

I feel like MDF was an okay choice mainly for the price, you could have gotten poster paper or foam cardboard and it would have held nicely.

Looks Good!

I think I'm going to try something similar by cutting my generic square panels into hexagons, should look better than it does now! thanks

Very well done! Greetings from Ås. 😀

aweeeeesome :D Great video as always

Very useful. Thanks a lot

Cool project.

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clicked the link for the panels you got... Biltema... wait a minut... we have that here as well, all i have to do i turn the language into danish xD

honestly I can't find any reason why you don't get a lot of subscribers

The MDF mount board is a bit overkill. I used poster board. Much lighter and less permanent. Also that style of foam tends to oxidize and the nice whites turn dingy yellowish after a while.

Hey man great video, how many sheets of the foam did you originally buy?

Such a well produced video! What's the name of the material you used?

Great video. Next version 3D printed 😀

So dope

Nice video - the only issue I have is the waste! You could certainly get lots of hexagons (& the 4 hexagon ply templates) from one sheet as a whole, with leftover offcuts created bundled together in a frame with some fabric over the top. Anyone that doesn't have a bandsaw can keep going with the jigsaw as shown, or it's coping saw time! 🪚

Alexandre, I am a relatively new subscriber and am enjoying your video content. Additionally, your film techniques are both interesting and very professional looking. Would you be willing to share with us how you film your pan shots?

Great project and great panel. Just a heads up, use a mask or respirator when cutting or sanding MDF. That dust is nasty and you do not want it in your lungs.

Quick tip, use 556/WD40 on the knife to make cutting the foam much easier.

Really nice 👍... where can i find those specific insulation sheets??

Hexagon is the Futureacoustic!

Could you spray paint the foam? Or would that make it less effective?

Hello, Alexandre. Nice idea. Looks great! Can you leave the link to material which you used at this video? Thanks

Baby groot printing in the back on the X1 :)

Great work!!! Where can I find that material here in the United States?

😂😂I’m just thinking about all the people out there with ocd, with that one piece out of its place That must be torture

Can you also paint it? Like spray paint or something like that? If you want another color?

What is that foam called in the states???? I would save the leftover pieces as well! You could just glue them randomly to a bord and then cover it with some fabric and make them into large sound wall panels too!

How did you do the halo effect camera shot? Is it a case of, record, stop, move and record?

HELP! 5 QUESTIONS Does anyone think having panels with an open back would help reduce some of the airborne noise coming from traffic outside? And would having the panel a certain distance from the wall (e.g. 2") help with reducing airborne noise from outside by deadening it in the panel? I am hoping to deaden some of this airborne traffic noise in the audio of my videos. I am going to be doing videos of a person speaking and I have a really beautiful looking Room but the traffic has a lot of a low rumbling frequencies I need to reduce. I also would like to know, is there is a microphone that would be better for isolating the speaker away from those airborne noises? If panels may help reduce some of that airborne traffic noise coming in how thick should I make them? Lastly does anyone have any tips on reducing the airborne traffic coming into this room, other than demolitioning the walls to decouple new walls. I keep thinking that there must be some sort of way to erect acoustic panels/partitions or curtains around the subject in an attractive way or less preferably an acoustic fence around the front and sides of the building. Or maybe even some sort of dence acoustic shade (e.g. MLV) outside of the building that I can pull down during sessions. I'm hoping that simply putting panels up on the walls and maybe some standing panels/partitions around the subject will be sufficient along with some sort of microphone that will focus mostly on the subject. Please help!

Would these panels work for music production?

What is the foam made of?

How are this sheets called, again?

Cool idea. But leaving sticky on the wall too long will leave an oil stain when you remove it which will affect future paint job.

And how to make such plates from deryavyannoy shavings, can you tell me ?)

You really should be using a good respirator when cutting MDF, it has a lot of nastiness in it that you should NOT be breathing in, even if you're only working with it occasionally. Your insulation is mostly a white color, and your walls, a light grey. I would have painted the edges of the MDF black to make them really pop. I would have also put about an inch of separation between each of the panels which would have added a design element, and spread out your insulation a bit further.

You can use the scrap of the foam and decorating some areas. You should use all the scrap of the foam because that was a cash. You don't won't throw it on the garbage.

How can I find this material in the US?

This is what KZfaq gives me at 11:24 at night

Does this have asbestos in it? Is it safe to cut?

those thin panels won't really help with acoustics, there are various thickness to buy, 7cm will work far better especially on lower frequencies ;)

Until you said otherwise in the video, I thought it was the padding they put under carpets

What are these panels called. The link isn’t in English so im not seeing it

cork , cork ... that would look even better, this will yellow , cuss foam do that . but great idea

Could you paint on these, to for example match the colour of the wall, and still have the dampening effect? Would it matter what kind of paint was used?

What would this material be called in English? " Attenuation Plate" doesn't really find anything.

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Bravo magnifique 🤪🤪

This hurt a little watch. AL you said you didn't want sticky on the wall and then you put sticky tack on the back of the panel. If you have some panels left over the, curve them around the back of your camera like you did over your head. Your going to need at least 50% coverage on all surfaces to get to a recording studio standard reverberation time.

Do they have an specific name??

So you built that nice cabinet for your two 3d printers then went out and bought a new one and just rested it on the top?? :)

did anyone else notice that the echo wasnt reduced that much at all??

That insulative material looks a lot like carpet pad. That gives me the idea to just use carpet pad that you can get for free.

Beosound Shape..

Honestly thought it was made from thick random carpets..

These plates do look like mozzarella tho. Or it's just me being a bit hungry.

That song sounds awfully similar to ODESZA - La Ciudad

Simply wrap that foam around you and mic and then record ... Very cheaper

What you mean is reverb, not echo. But practically everyone makes that mistake...

3D Printing spotted

This is about the worst acoustic treatment one can choose. But looks nice!

so glue would destroy your wall not the NAILS...

Aren't this bad for your lungs and healh?

just esthetics dude.

congradulation you wasted lot of material ...

100 euro for 0.5 square meters? that foam is way too expensive! would be cheaper to buy professional ready made acoustic boards.

Way too much work that didn't seem to make much of a difference.