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A wave like vibration whether a sound as high or low depends on the frequency of the vibration frequency is measured in hertz one hertz equals one vibration percent and humans can hear a sound in the range between sixteen and twenty thousand hertz anything below sixteen hearts we call infrasound anything above twenty thousand hertz is all to a sound music is usually between fifty and eighteen thousand hertz it's impossible to individually measure the impulse response of so many sounds or frequencies that's why acoustic technicians divide them into sets encompassing eight notes. let's take this...

A wave like vibration whether a sound as high or low depends on the frequency of the vibration frequency is measured in hertz one hertz equals one vibration percent and humans can hear a sound and the range between sixteen and twenty thousand hertz anything below sixteen hertz we call infrasound anything above twenty thousand hertz is all to a sound music is usually between fifty and eighteen thousand hertz it's impossible to individually measure the impulse response of so many sounds or frequencies that's why acoustic technicians divide them into sets encompassing eight notes. let's take this...

Out. that's called the reverberation time and classical music it's a very specific value and good to know what starts from the ideal reverberation time in a concert hall is just over two seconds like with so two point two two point three seconds that would be much too long for a theater because the clarity of the spoken words is negatively affected by a long reverberation time comes along in a theatre to comprehend what was said you want only around one second consequence what that's too short for me using a commission so two point two or two point three seconds is the ideal reverberation time...

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What exactly is an impulse response here's a floorplan of the stage circle installs the sound made on the stage is the impulse . it reaches the audience from the stage both via a direct route. and also by reflecting off the walls. this is the rooms response to the impulse and it needs to be uniform everywhere in the room. the hall is structured like a vineyard to ensure a consistent impulse response testing every single sound frequency would be too time consuming so the acoustic technicians bundled them into what are known as one third octave bands they sound like this. a deafening roar but th...