The realization of the recording studio Digital Beast in Warsaw's Mokotów district is one of those  projects that required our team's particularly thoughtful and precise acoustic insulation. The complex includes several independent rooms – a control room, rehearsal spaces, and live rooms. The most important element of the project was the construction of the rooms using the box in a box technology, which effectively allows for the acoustic separation of individual spaces.

In the rooms, we used double walls, floating floors, and special insulation layers based on sound-absorbing mats and special membranes that absorb sound energy. Additional insulation was also required for the ventilation ducts and cable routes. This is a common cause of acoustic bridges forming between rooms - which we naturally wanted to avoid.

In the acoustic adaptation of the interiors, we used tuned WoodenWall panels, a system of tensioned NyquiWall walls, and upholstered Fiber Color panels. The implemented solutions effectively limit early reflections and stabilize recording conditions. A strong element of visual identification is the mural featuring the studio's logo that was introduced on one of the walls as part of NyquiWall. Additionally, diffusing elements play an important role. We installed Omnibounce and Flicker diffusers on the ceiling and in selected zones. The irregular structure helps to disperse some of the energy, keeping the scene natural and spacious, which is significant both during recordings and while working in the control room.