Acoustic Simulation

Acoustic simulation is a computer-based method used to predict how sound behaves in a space. It models how sound waves travel, reflect, and absorb within environments like concert halls, offices, or auditoriums. By analyzing these patterns, designers can optimize acoustics for clarity, richness, or noise reduction. The process involves creating a digital representation of the space and applying sound physics to simulate real-world auditory experiences. This helps ensure that spaces sound desirable before they are built or renovated, saving time and resources while improving overall sound quality.