Hosted by Haverstick Designs · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 135 episodes
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The S.O.U.N.D. Project is a podcast by Haverstick Designs that promotes discussions about acoustical topics involved with designing recording studios and other acoustical spaces. We will review tips and tricks to get the most out of your space acoustically, case studies of rooms we have completed, progress reports on rooms we are currently working on, along with interviews with artists, studio owners, and leading manufacturer representatives. We are excited to take this journey with you, and thank you for being a part of The S.O.U.N.D. Project!
Haverstick Designs hosts The SOUND Project, a music show with 135 episodes published.
Gavin breaks down Noise Criterion (NC), a key metric used to measure how quiet a space really is. From HVAC systems to lighting buzz, NC ratings reveal what’s shaping your room’s background noise, and why small details c
Gavin sits down with Jacob “Biz” Morris of Reach Records for a relaxed Q&A on building a dream mix room, the Texas move, and why six inches kept his last studio from coming along. We talk speaker picks, ceiling height, r
Gavin defines Impact Insulation Class (IIC) and shows how it relates to sound isolation for footsteps, furniture movement, and other floor-borne vibration. He contrasts IIC with STC (airborne noise), walks through the ra
Gavin visits composer/educator Brett Ensley in his South Carolina studio live room (designed remotely by Haverstick Designs). You’ll hear Brett explain how he moved from baseball to music, the mentorship that pulled him
What exactly is a decibel, and why is it measured on a logarithmic scale? In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin breaks down the science of sound intensity, exploring how decibels work, why our ears perceive loudnes
Gavin sits down with Stephen at Vintage Sound Studios to unpack a 30-year journey from four-track dorm recordings to launching a purpose-built facility with tall ceilings, a spacious live room, multiple ISO booths, and d
Gavin breaks down the Doppler effect, the apparent change in frequency caused by motion between a sound source and a listener, and why it matters for creators and engineers. From sirens and passing cars to bats, ultrasou
In Episode 128 of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with audio engineer John Spicer at his studio, Broken Soul in Maryland. John shares his journey from church sound engineer to building a basement studio designed for b
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin breaks down flutter echo, that metallic ping-pong-like sound you hear when audio bounces between parallel walls. Whether you’re designing a new studio or trying to fix acoustic
In this episode, Gavin sits down with Kevin Short from Midsouth Audio to explore his 36-year journey in the industry. From starting out as a recording studio to becoming a full-service AV company, Kevin shares how techno
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with AJ Fager, founder of Force Tech, to talk about leading the complete audio, video, and lighting upgrade at the Palladium in Carmel, Indiana. From testing slip rin
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with AJ Fager, founder of Force Tech, to talk about leading the complete audio, video, and lighting upgrade at the Palladium in Carmel, Indiana. From testing slip rin
In this episode, Gavin kicks off a new series on acoustical terminology by breaking down STC (Sound Transmission Class). Learn what STC really means, how it’s used in the industry, and why it doesn’t always tell the full
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with worship pastor Drew McElhenney at Grand Rapids First to share the powerful story behind Studio33:3. What began as a dream in memory of Sarah turned into a multi-
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with Nick Mac from Electric Feel to break down what goes into designing clean, flexible, future-proof studios. From custom cable manufacturing to control room orienta
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with longtime collaborator Matt Call, founder of Simplified Acoustics. They talk through the realities of building acoustically treated spaces and Matt shares his app
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with Josh Nyback, a lifelong musician turned studio builder, who’s made a name for himself designing and constructing high-performance, custom acoustic spaces. He sha
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with Jason Carson—former chief tech and VP of operations at Record Plant. Jason shares his path from runner to studio integration expert, what it was like designing C
What’s really happening at the boundary between your speakers and the surface they sit on?In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin talks with Dave Morrison from IsoAcoustics about the science behind speaker isolation,
In this episode of The SOUND Project, Gavin sits down with James Good from Vintage King to talk about his journey into studio integration and design. James shares how he got started at Guitar Center Hollywood, his role a
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