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room acoustics often pose a greater challenge to the acoustical consultant
than larger spaces. The music practice room is a good example of this
difficulty, because this type of space must be able to accommodate a wide
range of instruments and musical styles.
Ideally, these rooms would provide similar acoustics to those encountered
on stage when the musician is playing along with the ensemble. Due to
budget constraints, these rooms often do not receive the same level of
treatment as the larger performance and rehearsal spaces. This is problematic
in that the majority of time that a musician spends rehearsing his music
is spent in these spaces.
The drawings represent one way to help simulate the acoustical environment
that a performer might experience during a live performance. QRD®
Formedffusors are used
on the rear and two side walls surrounding the musician. Since the reflective
boundaries are typically located a greater distance from the performer
while on stage, the QRD®s help establish a more diffuse sound field
that would be experienced by the musician during a live performance. FRG
Omniffusors™ on the ceiling above also lend to the psychoacoustic
impression of performing in a larger space. An absorptive front wall simulates
the effect that one would experience when playing into a larger volume
space, much like a performer on stage playing into the audience chamber.
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