Josh Bunn

Industrial Design, 2017

Musical creative freedom has been held back by the expensive cost and inflexibility of professional recording studios. Garage bands, solo performers, and touring acts have limited access to the professional audio recording quality that is normally achievable in a professional setting. As a result, audio creatives are not as free to explore and develop their work as they could be. There have been few past attempts at designing a solution to this problem, which has left audio creatives with only makeshift options.
As a collapsible, low-cost option Reverb not only fits into the typical garage band budget, but also into their space as well. All the parts of the Reverb Constructible Sound Recording Room slide together by use of a system of channels. The extruded parts are made of lightweight plastic to minimize the burden on the user. Reverb provides audio creatives with the freedom to create again.

Josh Bunn is a graduating Industrial Design Major with a passion for empathetic design. He values finding solutions to the problems of everyday people and seeing different points of view. He enjoys working with teams and has a heavy interest in the application of animation to the design process. He hopes that his future design career presents him with many real-world problems to solve and allows him to have an impact on the world.