The hanging system was so smart!

FYI: If you mount them dropped them a couple of inches to leave an air gap, they become even more effective at sound dampening for no extra cost. It lets sounds pass through the panel, bounce off the ceiling and be absorbed again as it passes back. It also lets more reflection angles be absorbed (picture the game Breakout, when you get the ball stuck on the top level of bricks)

Didn't expect they would look so nice and tidy, not just functional (they're pretty good through my speakers), but also added geometric beauty to the plain ceiling. Even the light tubes look well designed now. Brilliant.

I really like how your videos are fast-moving and to-the-point. Nothing is dragged out, and the videos are nicely produced/ edited. Keep it up man!

Hope more tubbers shot videos like this. Perfect ratio between normal and sped up parts, perfect before-after comparison. Satisfying yet not time wasting. You just got it, man.

Absolutely amazing. As a person who is both a woodworker and sound guy - this was an awesome find! your information, presentation and production quality in this was very well done. I look forward to discovering more of your content! Thank you for sharing.

For many folks like me who don't have woodworking tools or have the room to store and effectively use woodworking tools, the cost per panel looks completely different. That said, it's great to see what's possible.. great job!

Great job. Im always so amazed how many restaurants/cafes/bars/pubs would benefit from an easy project like this.

for the amount of work that goes into his videos and the pure level of quality in the editing and filmmaking it is stunning he hasn't already hit 1 mil subs

Great Alexandre! Great job, done with patience and precision. Chapeau!

The way you stretch the fabric is awesome, thanks for the instructions !

MASSIVE project! Well done

Wow. I so appreciate the time you put into the video! Thank you so much, it was a pleasure to watch!

This is great. Such a difference in sound. You probably could put LED strips in between the panels to lit up the dark spots. That might also create a nice grid-like lighting effect.

I really like the final look, kind of like a super classy drop Ceiling

Not only do they work really Good, but they are very nice looking as well. Great job! Thanks so much for sharing.

Clever design. Well done. Huge difference to the room.

He puts so effort in his work literally he is one of those super being.

Wow, you always surprise us and amaze us with your incredible ideas Alexchandre!!!!

This is honestly my favorite KZfaq channel right now. Loving this content.

Brilliant mounting solution, I'm gonna steal that for my studio.

*_This is a lot of work, really appreciate your dedication_* 👏

This was amazing! My occupation is acoustics engineer and I loved this effort in both the video editing and quality handwork in the video!

Massive difference. Super impressed!

Great job! I did exactly the same design for my studio. I also added a backing fabric so i can move them around without worrying about using gloves

I've watched a few of these and your mounting technique was by far the best

Love your excitement for this project!! I’m about to build some for my wife’s studio. When I’m done I’ll try to send some pics. Thanks!!

The ceiling cleat mount is a great idea and one to consider, nice job and straight to the point video. Thank you

The quality of this video is so satisfying!

Love the french cleat idea!

Best video I've seen on acoustic panels.

Absolutely awesome Alexandre 👏👏👏

They're really neat and very effective. I also love the idea of using a French cleat to mount them, I only tend to think of this for hanging cabinets on walls, but it works really well the way you used it on the ceiling too!

Its so good to have equipment for quick projects

Buddy, that has got to be the best system I've seen yet! Very cool and congratulations on job well done.

Love the time lapse video segments.

I am going to make this. If not for sound absorbing purpose, then at least for the cool looks. Thanks for sharing this great idea.

@ Alexandre ... One of the best DIY Acoustic Panel Building videos on KZfaq I've seen ... simple, clear and informative. Thnx for this video Alex, this is helpful and helps to make such panels myself, I liked what I saw here and therefore subscribed to your channel.

That ceiling mount system is genius! Nice job!

Elegant, simple and effective. Liked.

Super clean looking and sounding; respect!

Here you go king you dropped your 👑. Deserved my sub for that pure quality content and DIY!

Great video quality, mix of DIY and pro strategy. Your channel will take off give it time. GL.

I like how you work on all your solutions. Cool stuff and well done!

You are Amazing! How have I not found this channel until now?!!

So much style! Notice how the colour of the sweater matches the power drill. That can't be a coincidence.

You are really a hard working person brother! 🙏🙏 I can't imagine myself doing that alone!

Great panels and. a superb quality production, top marks

Smashing job! Looks neat and stylish

Love how the big heavy hitting stapler didnt see much use😁 great job looks awesome and the hanging system is ingenious!👍🏻👍🏻

Well done. I especially liked the innovative use of the cleats.

I don't understand why anyone would give it a negative review! I love the design for hanging! The best I've seen!

What an awesome video, very informative and engaging, and the end result was amazing!

Incredible production quality and great content!

Beautiful execution of panels and video editing!

Amazing work dude.

What a beautiful project! I love your studio! Dream place

Man, you are a warrior. Thank u !

This guy is amazing.

Outstanding work and very nice to see as well! Congrats!

Very good idea with the french cleat system. Will use that in the future!

Like your style! Been watching your channel lately and the more I see the more I like. Function, then form!

Wonderful video and the panels look great, plus simple design. Well done! You may get a nice boost to the reverberation reduction by having a small gap between the panel and ceiling to capture reflected sound from both sides of the rockwool. But ceiling height will be a bit reduced...

Outstanding, educational and Inspirational. Thank you 🙏🏻

This turned out great. I'm going to keep this in mind for when I can get a space to call my own. Thank you for the thorough walk through! I wonder how these stack up in rooms like home media/theaters. They are extremely cost effective for such a dramatic change in that space. In a room like yours, I would probably add a spacer to the lights to drip them slightly below the new ceiling level, just to bring the white back on the panels.

Great job! Simple and effective.

I learnt a lot on this video. Thank you my friend.

Sounds really nice. Great job.

Love your work and great result.

Wow the ceiling idea was pefect. Seen so many where people use wires and shit, yours is so dope!

Best 'creme-de-la-creme' moment ever: Zero visibility, adjustable low profile, easy configuration mounting ever. Love the way they attach to the ceiling. Excellent idea.

The ceiling method is the best i've seen anywhere! Congrats! consider yourself subbed! Keep it up! Cheers from Portugal!

Fantastic video and great camera control, thank you

Great concept, execution and video production. Two thumbs up!

that was literally the best DIY I ever saw. Grerat work!!

I really enjoyed this one

Your filming and editing is so good!

How are they holding up a year later? - are they sagging? -Was white the correct colour for a workshop? (I agree they would make the room look smaller and darker. Installing lighting floor to ceiling near the walls can make a room look larger if needed). -Was the thin cover material you used ideal? (I have only ever seen them with a thicker weave breathable material) Sounds much better... great video.

Yeah, this turned out amazing. Great job with the video too! Keep it up!

Fantastic job there and a fantabulous video production! 🙇🙌

Amazing project!! Great job!!

Very helpful. Thanks AC!

Nice panels! I made similar panels using colored felt for the fronts and ceiling tile material for the internal portion (its NRC of .55 means it absorbs 55% of sound hitting from front and 55% from sound that gets through and bounces back off the wall). You can also double the ceiling tiles inside the frame with an air gap between them. A random orbit sander would easily take the edge of mdf if you don't have a router with a roundover bit.

Goals. Thats an awesome DIY for sure

that's insane i love it so much keep going

Wonderful idea and I will adapt it to my garage shop ASAP.

Wow, Im so impressed with your videos ! What I love is that you explain your reasonning for the techniques you use so that we dont learn only to do 1 thing with your videos but we learn techniques that can be applied elsewhere. Also of course you have just the right amount of enthusiasm that it feels sincere :) and still exciting. Im late in watching your videos but I subscribed. I just ordered my first 3d printer and although I had ideas of things I could make with it, your videos (expecially the $10K camera support) openned my eyes to what can be done not only by 3d printing but combining that with other materials. Lastly your designs look great and professionnal, so its not just fun its sharp ! Good thing I discovered your video while recently retired, cause I think I will watch your videos pretty late :D Great job and thank you for sharing your knowledge !!!

Great mounting idea.

Wonderful and informative video mate! Instead of rockwool, it's safer and less expensive to use layers of (clean and worn) towels which absorb 5 times more sound. You can even spend the spared out cash on a custom printed cloth so it looks like a picture frame. Acoustic properties were tried and tested!

wow not only was that effective, it came out looking sweet too ! The roof looks better with them on. Very cool

Awesome video dude!!

this was super fun to watch! I actually joined for the 3d printed scooter...but all of your content is gold!

Subscribing for the editing. Serene & snappy at the same time, very nicely done!

Gracias por tus videos, te vemos desde España

The Echo sounds good!

Beautiful panel work mate.

great job, elegant solution.

Love it. Great video.

Hey Man! Your Video is the best on KZfaq, no question!! Absolut cool and just on point! Thank you so much!

Amazing. Great video will definitely be following this video when building out my studio! Thank you Alexandre much Love