Separate transmission paths
Review the shell, doors, glazing, penetrations and resilient connections before selecting isolation products.
SNEVGEI coordinates room treatment, sound isolation and vibration control for recording studios, control rooms, podcast rooms and broadcast spaces.
01Sound transfer between the studio, control room and adjacent spaces
02Early reflections and room response that interfere with monitoring decisions
03Structure-borne noise from equipment, floors, ceilings and connected services
04Visible treatment that conflicts with room layout, lighting or technical equipment
Products are reviewed as part of the room, assembly or procurement context. Final local compliance and site performance remain with the responsible project professionals.
Review the shell, doors, glazing, penetrations and resilient connections before selecting isolation products.
Coordinate absorption and diffusion around monitoring geometry, recording positions and usable wall and ceiling areas.
Translate the selected approach into product schedules, samples and installation coordination for the project team.
Incomplete information can still start a conversation. Drawings, quantities and timing make the response more specific.
Yes. Share the room dimensions, use, monitoring position and available surfaces so the team can review a suitable product direction and quantity basis.
No. Treatment manages sound inside the room. Sound isolation reduces transfer through the building shell. Many studio projects need both, but they are designed and priced separately.
Yes. Contractors and consultants can send drawings, schedules and performance intent for product selection, sample coordination and manufacturing review.
Performance depends on the complete room, construction and site conditions. Any target must be reviewed against the proposed assembly and verified using the project team's agreed method.
Send drawings, quantities or market requirements. YBS ACOUSTICS will review the technical and commercial context before proposing the next step.