The new Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, built to host open-air concerts by the San Diego Symphony, equipped with first Constellation system designed for stage acoustics at an outdoor venue.
Three models (deck, wall and ceiling) that attach directly to the side of studs and joists are designed to provide accurate predictive acoustic performance.
Going beyond the traditional flow chart components of signal flow and considering the other variables involved in reinforcing music for a live performance.
The steps to improving our ability to discern what we want to hear and what we do not…
McKay Conant Hoover implements Constellation acoustic system to help accommodate the needs of both traditional and contemporary worship services at Valley Presbyterian Church in Paradise Valley.
Low-cost solutions for many of the common acoustical issues facing the average project studio.
Researching the impact of drop ceiling tiles utilzing two key factors of how sound behaves within a room.
Information that’s truly at the heart of everything we do when working with sound…
A saga of test tones, Indiana Jones, the lost knowledge of yore, a fascinating journey and much more…
Digital signal processing has had a profound affect on our ability to place elements of our music into different “spaces.”
At its most fundamental level, effective acoustic design must start with these basic feasibility questions: Where can we put it? What does it look like? How much does it cost?
Company principal/owner Seth Waltz reflects on the evolution and application of acoustic room conditioning technology on a range of projects.