In this webinar, you will hear from our customers who have used Treble’s Acoustic Simulation Suite in their acoustic design projects.
The agenda will be as followed:
In geometrically complex large-scale spaces with uneven distributions of absorptive surfaces it is challenging for acoustic engineers to provide effective measures and accurate prognoses based on the global acoustic properties of the entire room.
Creation of acoustic “micro-climates” in smaller regions of the space can be achieved through the usage of strategically placed absorber materials. While iterative changes to model geometry and surface properties show how local behavior changes and which surfaces have the largest effect, proper placement of sources and receivers within the observed space is a precondition for representing the effects in the simulation results.
In this talk, Bradley Alexander shows how he uses Treble to work with architectural designers in finding effective acoustic solutions for planning well-functioning local acoustic environments.
Ethan will be presenting two case studies showcasing public Hi-Fi listening spaces, one in London and another in New York City. These cases will present how Treble was used to inform the selection of acoustical materials on limited budgets, timelines, and client needs. Ethan will also show comparisons of on-site measurements using IRIS 3D reviewed against the simulated values from Treble.
Finnur Pind will present our new public pricing and demonstrating some of the new features coming soon to Treble Acoustic Simulation Suite:
