Soundproof and Acoustic

Early reflection points or “mirror point” are semi-technical terms used to describe a phenomenon common to all enclosed spaces no matter the size: direct sound from the loudspeakers will arrive at the listener’s ears before the reflected sound does.

People spend more time at work than at home, so reduce noise and create healthy workspaces is truly important in modern open floor offices.

Here are 10 spaces to remind us of architecture’s acoustic abilities – from the unexpected quarry opera venue to the deliberate forest megaphone. If you’re a musician, imagine playing in these…

A waveform is the graphical representation of a signal or sound as it moves through a medium over time

What’s the difference between acoustic treatment and soundproofing? They are two completely different subjects with different methods to treat as well as effectiveness.

Vertical absorbers reduce these echoes and enhance speech clarity, so you can actually clearly hear what people are saying.