Recording studio design combines room acoustics, sound isolation, monitoring and production workflow. Avesonus designs Bangalore recording, podcast, post-production and immersive audio environments, coordinating the acoustic enclosure with equipment and building services. The aim is a space that supports reliable recording and listening decisions—not just a room that looks like a studio.
Plan usable room geometry, monitoring positions, reflection control and low-frequency behaviour. Consider isolation between live and control rooms, cable paths and sightlines. Treatment choices follow the room and intended workflow.
Control background noise and reflections at the microphone while making the space practical for presenters, guests and cameras. Editing and post-production rooms also need a considered monitoring setup, not simply a visually appealing backdrop.
Coordinate listening position, loudspeaker geometry, mounting, routing and calibration with room acoustics. Dolby Atmos workflows have specific technical requirements. Design support does not by itself confer Dolby certification or approval; any approval requirements must be confirmed separately.
The scope is agreed around your needs, not a fixed package.
Review the brief, plans and existing conditions. Agree what site measurements, noise investigation or modelling are needed.
Define performance goals, acoustic construction and system layouts. Coordinate the proposal with architectural and building-service requirements.
Select appropriate materials and resolve installation details with the project team. Check that acoustic junctions and service penetrations follow the design.
Measure and calibrate against the agreed scope, document results and explain operation and maintenance at handover.
The intended use, isolation targets, room volume, monitoring format and existing building drive the cost. A podcast room, a music recording facility and an immersive mix room need different systems and construction. Define what is included—acoustic design, enclosure build, equipment, integration and commissioning—before comparing proposals.
Founder and Principal Consultant of Avesonus, Asif brings over 18 years of experience across professional audio, acoustics, studio design, system integration and media performance environments.
Having spent over a decade teaching audio and music production, he brings technical understanding and knowledge sharing to the project process. His philosophy: great spaces are created when architecture, acoustics and technology are designed as one system.
Read the founder profileWe support projects across Bangalore (Bengaluru), including these areas. They are service areas, not separate offices; site visits are arranged for the project.
No. Absorptive foam can affect reflections at some frequencies inside the room, but it is not a substitute for an isolation enclosure. Walls, doors, glazing, floors, ceilings and services determine how sound enters or leaves.
Avesonus supports immersive audio room and system design, including monitoring layout, acoustics and integration. Requirements depend on the intended workflow. Dolby approval or certification is a separate process and is not implied by a design service.
Microphones capture background noise, and sealed enclosures still need fresh air and temperature control. Ventilation should be designed for airflow, noise and isolation together, avoiding direct sound paths through ducts and penetrations.
A room may be suitable for some workflows after treatment and equipment planning. Its dimensions, noise exposure, available height and permissible construction set limits. Start with an assessment before committing to high isolation or critical listening targets.
Share the Bangalore location, measured dimensions and plans, intended recording or mixing work, equipment list, monitoring format, noise concerns, construction constraints and timeline. Include whether the space is leased and what alterations are permitted.
Share your locality, room dimensions, goals and construction stage. Your inquiry goes to the Avesonus team for a project-specific discussion.
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Technical references: ISO 3382 (room-acoustic measurement) and ISO 16283 (building sound-insulation measurement) describe measurement methods, not automatic project certification. The applicable standards and targets are agreed for the project.