Articles tagged “reverberation”
4 articles covering reverberation in acoustic engineering and building design.
Church Reverberation — The Impossible Balance Between Speech and Music
Churches need RT60 of 1.0s for speech and 3.0s for organ music — in the same room. Here are 4 solutions that actually work.
Mosque Acoustics Design Guide — RT60, STI, and the Dome Problem
A complete guide to mosque acoustic design. Solve dome focusing, marble reflections, and PA system conflicts. With worked calculations per ISO 3382.
Why Does My Room Echo? The Physics, the Diagnosis, and the Fix
Room echo is caused by insufficient acoustic absorption — specifically when RT60 exceeds 0.8s in a space designed for speech. Here is how to diagnose which surfaces are the problem and fix it for under £500.
Room Acoustics Fundamentals: How Sound Behaves Inside a Room
Sound in a room does not simply travel from source to listener. It reflects off every surface, arrives at the listener hundreds of times with different delays, and creates a complex acoustic signature. Here are the fundamentals of room acoustics — from direct sound to late reflections to standing waves.