Abstract: An audio recording apparatus that improves atmospheric acoustic conditions by method of processing sound forms presented directly or non directly to either the front or rear of the device. Presented sound forms pass through an internal structure comprised of a series of inlaid acoustic panels, sound dampeners, audio baffles, sound chambers, and noise cancellation filters to result in a more purified balanced sound that is ideal to be recorded into a microphone. This audio purification system is a 180 degree or 360 degree audio filtering system with attached frontal sound filter and top mounted acoustic panel. The device is capable of supporting 360 degree sound filtration with a frontal acoustic filter attachment and overhead acoustic control with a top mounted acoustic ceiling panel.