Case Study: Enhancing Sound Quality in Radio Broadcast Studios with SerenityLite Acoustic Panels

The use of SerenityLite fabric-covered acoustic panels has made improving sound quality in a radio broadcast studio easier and more effective.

One of the most common challenges in radio broadcasting, especially in outside studios, is managing reverberation and unwanted background noise. These issues can make it challenging to deliver precise and professional sound. In the past, foam panels were often used to help with sound control, but they have a limited lifespan and can lose their effectiveness over time.

At the Metricon Stadium, the radio broadcast studios faced these same challenges. To tackle them, SerenityLite Fabric Covered Acoustic Panels were chosen for their durability and ease of installation. Watpac Australia, the builder for the project, selected SerenityLite because it provides long-lasting performance while being simple to set up. Additionally, the design team wanted the studio to match the vibrant decor of the stadium, so they chose a bold red colour for the acoustic panels. This was made possible by selecting one of the many decorative fabrics from the Sontext standard range of fabrics, which offers functionality and design flexibility.

The decision to use SerenityLite panels in this studio was based on their ability to reduce unwanted noise and reverberation, ensuring that the broadcast sound quality is as clear as possible.

If you're designing a recording or broadcast studio, consider the SerenityLite range of acoustic panels. For more information, contact Sontext at sales@sontext.com.au. These panels could be the solution you need to create a superior audio experience for your studio.