We often get asked about where to put soundproof foam, how to install soundproof foam etc. Sometimes it is just a case of the wrong terminology, sometimes it is a misunderstanding of what 'acoustic foam' is actually for.
Sound absorbing foam (the type used in acoustic foam tiles) is for reducing echo/reverberation and improving sound quality.
It won't stop sound leaking in or out of a room. That requires mass - normally in the form of additional plasterboard walls and ceilings. It is complex, expensive and beyond the scope of this page... so for the record there is unfortunately no such thing as 'soundproof foam'.
With that all being said, let's answer the question of where to place acoustic foam for improved audio quality in your studio.
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