19 September 2023

Training Webinar #2

Join our live training sessions to get up to speed on how to best use Treble Acoustic Simulation Suite for your acoustic projects.

Learn how to create amazing acoustic simulations with Treble

Jesper will go through all the steps involved in the modeling workflow and creating acoustic simulations for in-depth analysis. Amongst other things, you will learn:

  • How our simulation engine works
  • How to import your geometries into Treble
  • How to assign materials to your geometry
  • How to input sources and receivers
  • How to set up surface receivers
  • How to analyze acoustic parameters for your simulations
  • How to hear your designs in the Auralizer
September 19th at 1.00pm UTC - Duration: 1h

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The training sessions will also include a live Q&A session for you to ask any questions you may have along the way.

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