
Danish Sound Day 2024
5 November 2024
Poor acoustics in everyday life strain our cognition and can cause stress. Research points out that noise in open office environments increases stress levels. Poor acoustics in learning environments have a negative impact on students and lead to cognitive fatigue, reduced access to speech and language skills, increased anxiety and poorer learning outcomes. It is widely recognized that noise pollution increases stress levels and can cause sleep disturbances, which can lead to a number of mental and physical health problems.
Good acoustics, on the other hand, have positive effects on our physical and mental well-being as well as on our ability to communicate and carry out tasks effectively. Here are some of the most important effects of good acoustics:
Better indoor sound experiences – for the audience and broadcaster: Good acoustics are essential to achieve a good sound experience in concert halls, cinemas, theaters and similar spaces. The right balance between reflection and absorption ensures that the sound is spread and perceived optimally, which leads to a more engaging and pleasant experience for the listeners and ensures optimal working conditions for the artists.
Danish Sound Cluster has a large number of members - from measurement equipment developers, material suppliers, consulting engineers and test facilities who create solutions for better indoor acoustics, partly through acoustic design, measurements and simulations and partly through the development of better acoustic materials, including sound-absorbing surfaces, diffusers and correct placement of sound sources.
5 November 2024
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7 April, 2022
September 2023 – January 2024
January 2023 – December 2023
Do not hesitate to contact Jens Nedergaard, jn@danishsoundcluster.dk – tel. 31621315
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