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AAJ Tak Studio, Noida

Project Overview: AAJ Tak Studio

Client

AAJ Tak Studio

Location

Noida, India

Area Covered

250 m²

Objective

High-quality acoustic treatment for a professional broadcast studio to ensure speech clarity, balanced sound absorption, and zero echo for live telecasts and recordings.

Requirement

Acoustic treatment only (no sound isolation) for internal sound quality enhancement.

Acoustic Challenges

1

Large reflective surfaces creating excessive echo during recordings.

2

The need for visually aesthetic acoustic finishes compatible with studio design.

3

Integration of sound absorption materials to deliver broadcast-quality sound clarity.

Solutions Implemented

1. Timber Acoustic Panels (Wood + Felt Combination)

Product Used:

Timberix (Wooden Grooved Panels with Felt Backing)

Coverage:

Full wall integration.

NRC:

0.70–0.80 (mid-frequency absorption with natural diffusion).

Design:

Premium wood veneer finish with black felt backing for professional studio aesthetics.

Function:

Reduced mid-frequency reflections while maintaining warmth in voice recordings.

2. Galaxy Acoustic Foam Panels

Product Used:

Galaxy Acoustic Foam (Concave-Convex Design)

NRC:

0.90 (effective mid-high frequency absorption).

Installation:

Strategic placement on side walls and ceiling reflection points.

Function:

Controlled flutter echo and enhanced vocal intelligibility, critical for broadcast.

3. Acoustic Curtains (7 Windows)

Product Used:

MMT Acoustic Curtains (4500 GSM, STC 30)

Quantity:

7 windows

Performance:

Noise dampening from external sources.

NRC 0.20 for minor sound absorption.

Dual function: sound softening and light blocking for studio filming requirements.

Final Acoustic Profile

Reverberation Time (RT60):

Reduced from ~1.8s to 0.5s, ideal for speech-focused environments.

Interior Sound Quality:

Balanced absorption across low, mid, and high frequencies.

Aesthetic Integration:

Timber wood + felt panels combined with Galaxy foams delivered a professional yet warm studio look.

Materials Summary

Timber Acoustic Panels (Wood + Felt)

250 m² wall coverage.

Galaxy Acoustic Foams

NRC 0.95 panels for critical sound reflection points.

Acoustic Curtains

7 windows for both sound and visual control.

AAJ Tak Studio, Noida: Project at a Glance
ClientAAJ Tak Studio
LocationNoida, India
Area Covered250 m²
ObjectiveHigh-quality acoustic treatment for a professional broadcast studio to ensure speech clarity, balanced sound absorption, and zero echo for live telecasts and recordings.
RequirementAcoustic treatment only (no sound isolation) for internal sound quality enhancement.
Product UsedTimberix (Wooden Grooved Panels with Felt Backing)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was the acoustic brief at the AAJ Tak studio in Noida?

Acoustic treatment only, with no sound isolation, across 250 m2 of broadcast studio. The requirement was speech clarity and zero echo for live telecast and recording, not containment, so the whole design targets internal sound quality rather than transmission loss.

What was supplied for the AAJ Tak studio?

Timberix timber acoustic panels with felt backing across 250 m2 of wall, Galaxy acoustic foam at NRC 0.95 at the critical reflection points, and acoustic curtains at seven windows. The timber and felt combination gives mid-frequency absorption with natural diffusion, so the room is controlled without being dead.

Why combine wooden panels with foam in a broadcast studio?

They do different jobs. The timber and felt panels absorb across the mid range while the slat faces scatter reflections, which keeps the room lively enough for on-camera work. Foam at the first reflection points removes the specific early reflections that colour a presenter's voice on the microphone.

Why was sound isolation excluded from the scope?

Because the studio's problem was internal. Isolation is a construction question answered with mass and decoupling in the walls, floor and ceiling. Where a client only needs recordings to sound clean, treating the surfaces is the correct and far cheaper scope.

Can a similar studio treatment be specified for another broadcaster?

Yes. Studio work is specified from the room volume, the ceiling height and whether the space is for voice, panel discussion or full production, because each implies a different reverberation target. Send the drawings, the room volumes and the target NRC or STC, and the system is specified against those figures with test reports issued alongside the supply.

Who manufactured the acoustic materials for this project?

MMTPL (Mahabir Multi Tech Private Limited) manufactures the full range at its Palwal plant in Haryana, India, and supplies architects, consultants and turnkey contractors in India and 25+ export markets.