If you’ve ever tried recording an audiobook or voiceover in a regular room, you’ll know something feels off. You hit record, start speaking, and what you hear back isn’t clean or professional. It’s echoey, maybe a bit hollow, and there’s often background hum or random noise you didn’t even notice while recording. Clarity is everything in audiobook narration. The listener needs to hear every word clearly, without distractions. Your tone, pauses, and rhythm matter but none of that comes through properly if the room is working against you.  

Here’s the problem: most rooms aren’t built for sound. Hard walls, tiled floors, glass windows, and bare ceilings reflect sound instead of absorbing it. So your voice bounces around, overlaps with itself, and creates that unnatural echo or reverb. Add in a bit of street noise, a fan whirring, or footsteps from upstairs, and suddenly your narration sounds messy, not crisp. 

You might think, I’ll just get a better mic. But even the most expensive microphone can’t fix a bad sounding room. In fact, high end mics often make it worse, they’re more sensitive and pick up even more unwanted noise. What actually makes the difference is treating the room. That’s where Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels come in. These panels absorb echo, cut background noise, and stop your voice from bouncing off the walls. That’s why you can see this panels at theatres, offices, Dubbing Studios, Retail Spaces, hotels, restaurants, Railway Waiting Rooms and more.