Diy Ceiling Sound Panels. If the panels are not pressed against the ceiling, the space between them will allow most of the noise to escape through. You can spend hundreds of dollars on diffusers, or you can make diy sound diffusers for a whole lot less.
The panels, if done correctly, are like sieves. A sturdy wood frame to pull the fabric tightly against and around (and wall mounting hardware); To do this, you should use a long piece of wood and cut it down into shorter pieces.
If you’re looking to reduce echoes or to slightly reduce external noise from leaking in, then these will work well.
While they take the clean look of a white ceiling away, they do have a certain, “wow that is pretty cool” look to them. Minimum total price for 8 acoustic panels: We had some sound dampening foam from our ceiling tile project left over, so we used for this project too. There is a good chance your church sanctuary was not built with sound in mind.