India TV Studio – Noida

Case Study: India TV Studio – Noida

Comprehensive Acoustic Treatment with Wooden Panels, Bass Traps & Acoustic Foams by MMTPL

Project Overview

Client:

India TV Studio

Location:

Noida, India

Scope:

Full acoustic treatment for broadcast-quality sound control in studio spaces.

Total Area Covered:

1,800 m²

Objective:

Create professional-grade acoustics for clear voice recording, controlled reverberation, and visually premium interiors suitable for a television broadcast environment.

Acoustic Challenges

1

Large Studio Volume: High ceilings and wide spaces prone to excessive reverberation and flutter echoes.

2

Speech Clarity Requirement: Clear, intelligible voice recording critical for broadcast operations.

3

Visual Standards: Acoustic finishes had to meet aesthetic and functional requirements for on-camera visuals.

Solutions Implemented by MMTPL

1. Wooden Acoustic Panels

Application:

Installed across walls for balanced sound diffusion and mid-frequency absorption.

Performance:

NRC: 0.70 (with backing) for controlled reverberation.

Premium wood veneer finish matched studio interiors.

Function:

Delivered warm, natural sound ideal for voice-focused environments.

2. Wooden Bass Traps

Placement:

Installed in studio corners and low-frequency accumulation zones.

Performance:

Specialized low-frequency control (below 250 Hz) for bass-heavy resonance removal.

Function:

Flattened room response, crucial for accurate monitoring and live recording.

3. Acoustic Foam Panels

Designs Used:

Galaxy (concave-convex) and Pyramid foam panels for high-frequency absorption.

NRC:

0.90, eliminating flutter echoes and enhancing speech clarity.

Placement:

Reflection points on side walls and ceilings for precision absorption.

Execution

Wall Integration

Combination of wooden slats with concealed BassBloc® backing for superior sound control.

Corner Treatments

Bass traps installed strategically to balance low-frequency build-up.

Foam Positioning

Focused around microphones and recording zones to ensure broadcast-ready clarity.

Results

RT60 (Reverberation Time)

Reduced from ~2.2s to 0.4s, ideal for speech recording.

Speech Intelligibility

Significantly improved voice clarity for live news and panel discussions.

Visual Appeal

Warm wooden finishes enhanced on-camera aesthetics for TV broadcasts.

Composite Acoustic Performance

Achieved studio-grade NRC and controlled low-frequency response.

Materials Summary

Wooden Acoustic Panels

NRC 0.70 (with acoustic backing).

Wooden Bass Traps

Precision-engineered for low-frequency absorption.

Acoustic Foam Panels

NRC 0.90, Galaxy & Pyramid designs.

Coverage Area

1,800 m² total acoustic-treated studio space.

Significance of the Project

This project demonstrates MMTPL’s capability in delivering large-scale, broadcast-standard acoustic environments, combining sound science with high-end studio design for leading media networks