The phrase "acoustic design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, sound engineering, or any field that involves the design of spaces or products to optimize sound quality.
Example: "The acoustic design of the concert hall was praised for its ability to enhance the audience's listening experience."
Alternatives: "sound design" or "audio design".
A new acoustic design is intended to improve the sound quality of conversations.
His mother is the marketing director at CMS Audiovisual Consultants in Melville, N.Y., which specializes in audiovisual and acoustic design.
Good acoustic design takes into account such issues as reverberation time; sound absorption of the finish materials; echoes; acoustic shadows; sound intimacy, texture, and blend; and external noise.
Although the glass wall -- a huge, hard, reflective surface -- presents a challenge for the room's acoustic design, Jazz at Lincoln Center and Mr. Vinoly are confident that the room can sound good.
Mr. Johnson prescribed the acoustic design of concert halls from Dallas to Birmingham, England, to Jazz at Lincoln Center to Lucerne, Switzerland, often working with the world's leading architects.
"It's a big swing to your ear," said Mr. Cooper, 42, who is director of architectural acoustic design and a principal with Jaffe Holden Acoustics in South Norwalk, and project manager for the new theater.
Vitruvius, a Roman architectural engineer of the 1st century bc, determined the correct mechanism for the transmission of sound waves, and he contributed substantially to the acoustic design of theatres.
But while Bose employs hardware engineering to bolster bass, for instance, Audyssey relies on its deep knowledge of digital signal processing and electro-acoustic design to enhance sound, according to Robb Mason, director of marketing for Audyssey.
Based on these studies, a vibro-acoustic design procedure is proposed and design guidelines are derived.
A number of papers have been published on the simulation of structural-acoustic design optimization.
The study further addresses the question whether these improved vibro-acoustic models are suitable for vibro-acoustic design.
