Soundpost Acoustics

Does room correction software really work?

A Client recently asked: “since I already have room correction software, do I still need room treatments in my listening space?”

Acousticians frequently specify sound absorbing and diffusing finishes to “treat” a room and improve its acoustics. However, DSP “room correction” software, readily available in both the hi-fi and pro audio markets, can also adapt a loudspeaker system’s performance to the room. What does room correction software really do, and does it eliminate the need for traditional room acoustics design?

Check out my latest blog post on this topic!

https://lnkd.in/gz53hA5K

How much acoustic treatment is really needed to make a noticeable difference in a space? How much influence does room acoustics actually have on speech intelligibility?

Read our latest blog post about a recent project for some exploration of these questions!

How much acoustic treatment is enough? In our consulting practice Clients often ask the question: how much difference will it make if we install 'x' amount of material? Will it make an audible diffe

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